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Inmagic recently announced that, effective immediately, it will permit individuals and institutions to download one-user versions of Inmagic DOS products free of charge. Of the many database management systems available, one that has found favour with many Alberta archives is Inmagic, produced by Inmagic, Inc., of Woburn, Massachusetts. Submitted by Susan Kooyman for the ANA Task Force 16 ∘, ν = 1: order that has strongly modulated ferrimagnetic order in all layers.INMAGIC DOS PRODUCTS NOW AVAILABLE FOR FREEĬondensed from Inmagic NewsFlash, February 1997 25 ∘, ν = 3: ordering where there is modulated ferrimagnetic order in the layers with a relative twist angle, and uniform antiferromagnetic order in the lower untwisted layer. 20 ∘, ν = − 3: ordering tendency that is mainly ferromagnetic in the twisted layers with reminiscent antiferromagnetic order, with ferrimagnetic order in the lower layer. 20 ∘, ν = 2: ordering tendency that is strongly antiferromagnetic in each layer with more pronounced localization in the twisted two layers. The local stacking sequence is shown at the bottom of each panel, where DW stands for the domain wall region of the moiré pattern. Line cut of different magnetic ordering (the y axis is the normalized eigenvector corresponding to eigenvalue χ 0 at the given twist angle and doping level) through the long diagonal of the moiré unit cell for the three layers of AtAB graphene at various angles and fillings. Our analysis reveals a rich variety of magnetic orderings, including ferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism, and demonstrates that a perpendicular electric field makes AtABC more susceptible to magnetic ordering. We study the effect of electron-electron interactions in AtABC using both Hartree theory and an atomic Hubbard theory to calculate the magnetic phase diagram as a function of doping, twist angle, and perpendicular electric field. Since ABC trilayer graphene and twisted bilayer graphene are known to host broken-symmetry phases, we further investigate the ostensibly similar magic-angle AtABC system. In contrast, graphene twisted on ABC trilayer graphene (denoted AtABC) exhibits a gap between flat and remote bands.

When monolayer graphene is twisted on ABA trilayer graphene, the flat bands are not isolated, but are intersected by a Dirac cone with a large Fermi velocity. In this paper, we study twisted graphene monolayers on trilayer graphene and demonstrate that this system can host flat bands when the twist angle is close to the magic angle of 1. Starting with twisted bilayer graphene, graphene-based moiré materials have recently been established as a new platform for studying strong electron correlations.
