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Advanced experimental methods in condensed matter and nanophysics
PHYS-630
Lecturer(s) :
Kern KlausLanguage:
English
Frequency
Every yearRemarque
Next time: Spring (Block course) (Stuttgart - Germany)Summary
The objective of the course is to expose PhD students to experimental measurement techniques and principles applied in front end research of condensed matter and nanophysics. Besides providing a solid background, it will focus on the crucial details which will make cutting edge experiments work.Content
- Introduction
- Solids at the nanoscale
- Nanostructure fabrication: physical and chemical methods
- Matter at low temperatures, ultrahigh vacuum, low signal amplification
- Actuators and transducers as experimental tools
- Electronic transport
- Microscopy with atomic resolution: from electron microscopy to scannig probes
- Optics at the nanoscale
- Excitation spectroscopy: from electron spectroscopy to synchrotron based approaches
In the programs
- Semester
- Exam form
Oral - Credits
2 - Subject examined
Advanced experimental methods in condensed matter and nanophysics - Number of places
10 - Lecture
28 Hour(s) - Practical work
8 Hour(s)
- Semester
- Semester
- Exam form
Oral - Credits
2 - Subject examined
Advanced experimental methods in condensed matter and nanophysics - Number of places
10 - Lecture
28 Hour(s) - Practical work
8 Hour(s)
- Semester
- Semester
- Exam form
Oral - Credits
2 - Subject examined
Advanced experimental methods in condensed matter and nanophysics - Number of places
10 - Lecture
28 Hour(s) - Practical work
8 Hour(s)
- Semester
Reference week
Lecture
Exercise, TP
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