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Condensed Matter Seminar Series

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The regular time and place for this series is 1:30pm on Thursday in room 054 of the Physics Building.
The main organizer is Prof. Harold Baranger: Email / Webpage

Fall 2001

Aug 30, 1:30pm	Yaroslav Bazaliy - Argonne National Lab
Room 054	Spin-transfer effect and its use for magnetic switching in nanostructures.

Sep 6, 1:30pm	Holger Grahn - Paul Drude Institute, Berlin, Germany
Room 054	Optical Properties of Nitride Semiconductors Free of Electrostatic Fields

Sep 13, 1:30pm	Boris Narozhny - SUNY Stony Brook CANCELLED
Room 054	Interaction corrections to transport coefficients in two-dimensional electron gas at intermediate temperatures

Sep 20, 1:30pm	Stephen Teitsworth - Duke University
Room 054	Deterministic and stochastic dynamics of electronic transport in semiconductor superlattices

Oct 4, 1:30pm	Bruce Alphenaar - University of Louisville
Room 054	Electron Spin Transport through Carbon Nanotubes

Oct 11, 1:30 pm	Mikhail Raikh - University of Utah
Room 054	Anomalous Coherent Backscattering of Light from Photonic Crystal

Oct 18, 1:30pm	Heinrich Jaeger - University of Chicago
Room 05	Does the Granular Matter?

Nov 1, 1:30pm	Bruce Kane - University of Maryland
Room 054	Silicon-based Quantum Computation

Nov 2, 11:30am	Arjendu K. Pattanayak - Carleton College
Friday, Room 054	Chaos, entropy-production, and the boundaries of the quantum world

Nov 5, 1:00pm	Sean Barret - Yale University
Monday, Room 054	OPNMR Evidence for Skyrmion Localization

Nov 8, 1:30pm	Michael Manfra - Lucent Technologies
Room 054	Polarization field induced 2DEG and scattering mechanisms in high-mobility AlGaN/GaN heterostructures

Nov 15, 1:30pm	Arne Brataas - Harvard University
Room 054	Magnetization dynamics in small ferromagnets

Nov 20, 1:30pm	Nikolai Zhitenev -Bell Labs
Tuesday, Room 054	Conductance of small molecular junctions

Nov 22	No Seminar - Thanksgiving Holiday

Dec 13, 1:30pm	M. Gershenson, Rutgers University
Room 054	Electrons get heavier and more susceptible near the 2D MIT

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Spring 2002

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