AQP Seminar: Non-equilibrium noise and anyons in the Quantum Hall effect
Aalto Quantum Physics Seminar (Zoom). Speaker: Prof. Thierry Martin (Director of Centre de Physique Théorique and Professor at Aix Marseille University)
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Abstract:
The integer and fractional quantum Hall effect constitute novel states of matter in condensed matter systems in the presence of high magnetic fields, which were uncovered about 4 decades ago. In the context of quantum mesoscopic physics/nanophysics, the first attempts to describe theoretically and measure their transport properties were established in the mid-nineties, yet very exciting ongoing research continues to be performed in this field to this day. I will attempt to describe, through a review of both theory and experiments, how current-current correlations - called noise - allows to uncover the manifestation of their elementary excitations - anyons - which bear both fractional charge and statistics.
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