Fig. 2: Moiré drag effect when the MG layer serves as the drag layer. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Moiré drag effect when the MG layer serves as the drag layer.

From: Long-range moiré tuning effect via inter-layer drag interaction

Fig. 2: Moiré drag effect when the MG layer serves as the drag layer.

ad Drag resistance \({R}_{{{{\rm{D}}}}}^{{{{\rm{MG}}}}}\) as a function of Vint and VBG measured at four different temperatures: 200, 150, 50, and 1.5 K. The black solid/dashed lines in (ad) depict the charge neutrality lines of the G/MG layers. The black circles in (c, d) mark the two cross points between the two SNPs of the MG layer and the CNP of the G layer. eh \({R}_{{{{\rm{D}}}}}^{{{{\rm{MG}}}}}\) as a function of Vint for VBG = 0 V measured at four different temperatures. Inset in e: schematic of the drag setup. The arrows in (fh) indicate the locations of SNPs and QNPs of the MG layer. Insets in (g, h): zoom-in views of \({R}_{{{{\rm{D}}}}}^{{{{\rm{MG}}}}}\) vs. Vint curves near the QNPs.

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