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Abstract Charge density waves are emergent quantum states that spontaneously reduce crystal symmetry, drive metal-insulator transitions, and precede superconductivity. In low-dimensions, distinct quantum states arise, however, thermal fluctuations and external disorder destroy long-range order. Here we stabilize ordered two-dimensional (2D) charge density waves through endotaxial synthesis of confined monolayers of 1T-TaS2. Specifically, an ordered incommensurate charge density wave (oIC-CDW) is realized in 2D with dramatically enhanced amplitude and resistivity. By enhancing CDW order, the hexatic nature of charge density waves becomes observable. Upon heating via in-situ TEM, the CDW continuously melts in a reversible hexatic process wherein topological defects form in the charge density wave. From these results, new regimes of the CDW phase diagram for 1T-TaS2are derived and consistent with the predicted emergence of vestigial quantum order.more » « lessFree, publicly-accessible full text available December 1, 2025
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Sung, Suk Hyun; Goh, Yin Min; Yoo, Hyobin; Engelke, Rebecca; Xie, Hongchao; Zhang, Kuan; Li, Zidong; Ye, Andrew; Deotare, Parag B.; Tadmor, Ellad B.; et al (, Nature Communications)Abstract Twisted 2D materials form complex moiré structures that spontaneously reduce symmetry through picoscale deformation within a mesoscale lattice. We show twisted 2D materials contain a torsional displacement field comprised of three transverse periodic lattice distortions (PLD). The torsional PLD amplitude provides a single order parameter that concisely describes the structural complexity of twisted bilayer moirés. Moreover, the structure and amplitude of a torsional periodic lattice distortion is quantifiable using rudimentary electron diffraction methods sensitive to reciprocal space. In twisted bilayer graphene, the torsional PLD begins to form at angles below 3.89° and the amplitude reaches 8 pm around the magic angle of 1. 1°. At extremely low twist angles (e.g. below 0.25°) the amplitude increases and additional PLD harmonics arise to expand Bernal stacked domains separated by well defined solitonic boundaries. The torsional distortion field in twisted bilayer graphene is analytically described and has an upper bound of 22.6 pm. Similar torsional distortions are observed in twisted WS 2 , CrI 3 , and WSe 2 /MoSe 2 .more » « less
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Yang, Bowen; Goh, Yin Min; Sung, Suk Hyun; Ye, Gaihua; Biswas, Sananda; Kaib, David A.; Dhakal, Ramesh; Yan, Shaohua; Li, Chenghe; Jiang, Shengwei; et al (, Nature Materials)
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