Peter Nemes-Incze
@peternemes.bsky.social
Condensed matter physicist. Exploring the world of electrons in low dimensional materials.
www.nemeslab.com
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As usual, there are more more questions than answers see the News & Views piece. Rhombohedral graphite is so simple on can consider it a "toy model" for strong correlations, akin to the fruit fly in biology or H atom in quantum mechanics.
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Electron correlation strengthened in multilayer rhombohedral graphite
Nature Nanotechnology - Two decades after the exfoliation of graphene, the focus is shifting to ‘reassembling’ graphite to uncover new insights into interacting electrons.
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February 10, 2025 at 3:54 PM
As usual, there are more more questions than answers see the News & Views piece. Rhombohedral graphite is so simple on can consider it a "toy model" for strong correlations, akin to the fruit fly in biology or H atom in quantum mechanics.
rdcu.be/d9iRe
rdcu.be/d9iRe
The Man - The Killers
January 29, 2025 at 7:41 AM
The Man - The Killers
Curious to see examples when this fails. In the case of experimental data, how can I tell if I'm in the overfitting regime?
January 19, 2025 at 11:08 AM
Curious to see examples when this fails. In the case of experimental data, how can I tell if I'm in the overfitting regime?