CAREER: Dynamical Properties of Low Dimensional Systems

这一学院早期职业发展(CALEAR)项目旨在大幅加强纽约城市学院在固态物理和纳米电子学领域的研究和教育。这项研究的目的是应用高灵敏度的微波技术来回答有关强关联、低维电子系统和纳米结构的量子动力学问题-这是凝聚态物理中最重要的问题之一。目标是电子态的量子相干性、电子-电子相互作用和自旋极化对无序量子系统动力学的影响；这些将为未来利用物质的量子性质的应用提供重要的信息。拟议活动的教育部分，包括国内和国际合作，为不同的城市学院学生提供了一个极好的机会，让他们在量子物理、微电子和纳米电子的高级领域获得宝贵的知识和市场经验。这一学院早期职业发展(CALEAR)项目旨在大幅加强纽约城市学院在固态物理和纳米电子学领域的研究和教育。这项研究的目的是应用高灵敏度的微波技术来回答有关纳米量级的非常小的物理系统的量子性质的问题。这些系统，有时被称为纳米系统，是使用物质的量子属性的未来电子设备的关键元素。这项拟议的研究将提供有关纳米系统对快速变化的电磁场的响应的有价值的信息，这一特征对许多应用来说是重要的。纽约城市学院位于哈莱姆区的中心，是一所公立学校，服务于非常多样化的学生群体，许多学生来自代表人数较少的群体。该项目的教育部分，包括国内和国际合作，为学生提供了一个极好的机会，让他们在量子物理、微电子和纳米电子的高级领域获得重要的知识和市场经验。

This Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) project seeks to substantially enhance research and education in the areas of solid state physics and nano-electronics at the City College of New York. The objective of the research is to apply highly sensitive microwave techniques to answer questions regarding quantum dynamics of strongly correlated, low dimensional electron systems and nano-structures - this is one of the most important issues in condensed matter physics. Quantum coherence of electron states, effects of electron-electron interactions and spin polarization on the kinetic of the disordered quantum systems are targets; these will provide significant information for future applications employing quantum properties of matter. The educational component of the proposed activity, including domestic and international collaborations, presents an excellent opportunity for the diverse City College students to get valuable knowledge and marketable experience in advanced areas of quantum physics, micro- and nano-electronics. This Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) project seeks to substantially enhance research and education in the areas of solid state physics and nano-electronics at the City College of New York. The objective of the research is to apply highly sensitive microwave techniques to answer questions regarding quantum properties of physical systems with very small sizes on the order of nanometers. These systems, sometimes called nano-systems, are key elements of future electronic devices employing quantum properties of matter. The proposed research will provide valuable information regarding the response of the nano-systems to a rapidly varying electromagnetic field, a feature that is important for many applications. Situated in the heart of Harlem, the City College of New York is a public institution that serves a very diverse student body, with many students from underrepresented groups. The educational component of the project, including domestic and international collaborations, provides an excellent opportunity for students to get significant knowledge and marketable experience in advanced areas of quantum physics, micro- and nano-electronics.