Figure 2
From: Broken-Symmetry Quantum Hall States in Twisted Bilayer Graphene

Hall conductivity σxy measured at B fields from 2 T to 10 T with a step of 0.10 T in (a) electron and (b) hole doping regimes. The blue arrows (green arrows) indicate the disappearance (reappearance) of the QH signatures. At νtot = 28, QH plateau disappears (orange arrow) and reappears (red arrow) with variation of total charge density ntot. (c) Schematic illustration of band alignment diagram for twisted bilayer graphene. Upper and lower panels describe the cases with zero and a finite gate voltage Vg, respectively. Due to the residual charge density, residual electric field, eVres, is induced even at Vg = 0 as illustrated in the magnified right inset of the upper pannel. (d) Calculated carrier densities nU and nL for the upper (navy) and the lower (dark cyan) layers with variation of ntot at B = 10 T. The dot lines correspond to the carrier densities of each layer at zero magnetic field. For comparison, experimentally measured nU (navy square) and nL (dark cyan square) from Shubnikov-de Hass oscillations are plotted together. The inset shows the displacement field (D) due to carrier imbalance between the layers as a function of ntot at B = 10 T (solid line) and 0 T (dashed line). Colour rendition of Rxx as function of the total filling factor, νtot for (e) D1 and (f) D2. The lines represent the calculated position of the Landau levels from each layer (see the text).