Electronic Properties of Nanostructures

9974435Matveev该基金将支持介观结构电子性质的理论研究。 三个主要重点领域将强调：库仑阻塞效应的量子点连接到外部水库的量子点，热电耦合量子点系统，和自旋轨道相互作用的纳米粒子的自旋磁化率的影响。 微扰理论，玻色子化技术和其他理论方法将用于这项工作，预计将解释目前的纳米结构实验，以及刺激新的实验。 理论研究结果可以通过半导体异质结构、金属系统和自组装结构的实验进行验证。这项研究资助的主要目的是提高我们对纳米结构中电子行为的理解。 当前电子器件的亚微米尺度使得对这种行为的理论理解对于我们对新器件的全面理解具有重要的技术意义。 这项工作有望解释目前的实验结果，并激发纳米器件和材料的新实验。 这项工作的理论研究结果可以与半导体异质结构，金属系统和自组装结构的实验进行比较。

9974435MatveevThis grant will support theoretical research in the electronic properties of mesoscopic structures. Three primary focus areas will be emphasized: Coulomb blockade effects in quantum dots connected to external reservoirs by quantum dots, thermopower in coupled quantum dot systems, and spin-orbit interaction effects on the spin susceptibility of nanoparticles. Perturbation theory, bosonization techniques, and other theoretical approaches will be used in this work, which is expected to explain current experiments on nanoscale structures as well as stimulate new experiments. The theoretical findings can be tested using experiments on semiconductor heterostructures, metallic systems, and self-assembled structures.The main objective of this research grant is to advance our understanding of the behavior of electrons in nanostructures. The submicron scales of current electronic devices makes a theoretical understanding of such behavior technologically important for our overall understanding of new devices. This work is expected to explain current experimental results, as well as stimulate new experiments on nanoscale devices and materials. The theoretical findings of this work can be compared with experiments in semiconductor heterostructures, metallic systems, and self-assembled structures.