Correlated Chern States in Twisted MoTe₂ under Large External Magnetic Field

Exotic condensed-matter phenomena can arise when topology and magnetism intertwine with strong electron correlations. A prominent example is the recent observation of the fractional quantum anomalous Hall (FQAH) effect in twisted MoTe₂ homobilayers, a breakthrough that opens opportunities for investigating correlated topological states. In addition to FQAH states at zero magnetic field, applying high magnetic fields can unveil new correlated phases and clarify the topological and magnetic properties of remote bands. Here, we investigate the magneto-transport properties of ~3.3 degree twisted MoTe₂ homobilayer under large external magnetic fields. In the high field regime, we observe a reentrant integer Chern insulator state and several additional insulating phases at distinct filling factors. We also observe a series of interruptions in Landau-levels at finite displacement fields, suggesting possible isospin or magnetic phase transitions.