IMR: Acquisition of a High Magnetic Field Dilution Refrigerator System for Materials Research and Education
IMR: Acquisition of a High Magnetic Field Dilution Refrigerator System for Materials Research and Education
批准号:
0526775
负责人:
Vesna Mitrovic
金额:
$28.09万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2005
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2005-09-01 至 2007-12-31
中文摘要
为布朗大学的量子现象研究和学生培训申请资金,用于购置集成的高均匀度磁体和带有射频组件的稀释制冷系统。该系统将用于研究量子磁体、新型高关联电子系统(包括非常规超导体)和顺磁离子掺杂金属(应用于高能探测器)的微观性质。射频组件将针对磁共振应用进行优化。作为一种低能探测器,核磁共振有可能提供有关系统基态的关键信息。磁场中基态及其行为的研究对凝聚态系统的理论理解具有重要的制约作用。了解电子和磁性材料中的新量子效应可能会带来技术进步。布朗大学的一组实验者和他们在其他机构的合作者在基本材料性质的前沿进行研究。他们的许多研究项目都需要低温和强磁场相结合的环境。所要求的系统将极大地提高他们研究的意义和生产力,并开辟新的令人兴奋的研究方向。此外,它将对布朗大学的研究生和本科生教育产生重大影响。这笔赠款提供资金,用于购买最先进的稀释冰箱和磁铁系统,使其能够进入接近绝对零度的温度和高磁场环境。超低温条件对于揭示新型电子材料的量子本质是必不可少的。在这些低温条件下的强磁场可以有效地用来操纵此类系统中的量子态。非侵入性的显微技术,如磁共振(也成功地用于医学成像),在阐明这些新物质状态的性质方面可以非常强大。布朗大学的一组实验者和他们在其他机构的合作者在基本材料性质的前沿进行研究。他们的许多研究项目需要低温和磁场相结合的环境。所要求的系统将极大地提高他们研究的意义和生产力,并开辟新的令人兴奋的研究方向。此外,它将对布朗大学的研究生和本科生教育产生重大影响。
英文摘要
Funds are requested for the acquisition of an integrated high homogeneity magnet and dilution refrigerator system with radio frequency components for research of quantum phenomena and student training at Brown University. This system will be used to study the microscopic properties of quantum magnets, novel highly correlated electron systems including unconventional superconductors, and metal doped with paramagnetic ions (for applications to high energy detectors). The radio frequency components will be optimized for magnetic resonance applications. NMR as a low energy probe has the potential to provide crucial information about the ground state of the system. The study of the ground state and its behavior in a magnetic field puts important constraints on the theoretical understanding of Condensed Matter systems. Understanding novel quantum effects in electronic and magnetic materials may lead to technological advances. A group of experimentalists at Brown University and their collaborators at other institutions conduct research at the frontier of fundamental material properties. Many of their research projects require a combined low temperature and high magnetic field environment. The requested system will greatly increase significance and productivity of their research and open up new and exciting research directions. Furthermore, it will have a major impact graduate and undergraduate education at Brown.This grant provides funds for the acquisition of a state-of-the-art dilution refrigerator and magnet system, allowing the access to the near absolute-zero temperature and high magnetic field environment. Ultra low temperature conditions are essential in revealing the quantum nature of novel electronic materials. A strong magnetic field in these low temperature conditions can be effectively used to manipulate the quantum states in such systems. Non-invasive microscopic techniques such as magnetic resonance (successfully used for medical imaging as well) can be very powerful in elucidating nature of these new states of matter. A group of experimentalists at Brown University and their collaborators at other institutions conduct research at the frontier of fundamental material properties. Many of their research projects require combined low temperature and magnetic field environment. The requested system will greatly increase significance and productivity of their research and open up new exciting research directions. Furthermore, it will have a major impact on graduate and undergraduate education at Brown.
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