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Explore the fascinating physics of sliding phasons in moiré quasi one-dimensional heterostructures through this 42-minute conference talk by Paula Mellado from Adolfo Ibáñez University. Delve into the complex behavior of phasons - collective excitations that arise in quasicrystalline and moiré systems - and understand how they manifest in quasi one-dimensional heterostructures where two or more layered materials are stacked with a relative twist or lattice mismatch. Learn about the unique properties of these sliding phasons, their role in the electronic and structural properties of moiré systems, and their potential implications for quantum materials research. Gain insights into the theoretical framework and experimental observations that characterize these phenomena, as well as their relevance to the broader field of quantum materials and condensed matter physics. This presentation was delivered as part of the Workshop on Frontiers in Quantum Materials, providing cutting-edge research perspectives on one of the most active areas in contemporary materials science.
