The observation of Hall quantization and complete lifting of the degeneracy in bilayer graphene at magnetic fields an order of magnitude lower than previously reported has important implications for an understanding of the role of many-body interactions in the exotic behaviour of bi- and monolayer graphene.
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Novoselov, K. Cracking bilayers. Nature Phys 5, 862–863 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1038/nphys1471
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