"Unveiling Electron Fractionalization in Multilayer Graphene"
TL;DR
Researchers have observed the fractional quantum anomalous Hall effect in multilayer graphene, a significant finding in the field of physics. This effect, which was previously observed in topological insulators, is now seen in multilayer graphene, opening up new possibilities for studying exotic quantum phenomena in this material. The discovery adds to the growing body of research on quantum Hall states and topological insulators in various materials, providing insights into the fundamental properties of quantum matter.
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