Advanced experimental methods in condensed matter and nanophysics
PHYS-630 / 2 credits
Teacher: Kern Klaus
Language: English
Remark: Next time: Spring (Block course) (Stuttgart - Germany)
Frequency
Every year
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
Note
The course will take place by Zoom from Monday 19.07.21 to Friday 23.07.21.
In the programs
- Exam form: Oral (session free)
- Subject examined: Advanced experimental methods in condensed matter and nanophysics
- Lecture: 28 Hour(s)
- Practical work: 8 Hour(s)
- Exam form: Oral (session free)
- Subject examined: Advanced experimental methods in condensed matter and nanophysics
- Lecture: 28 Hour(s)
- Practical work: 8 Hour(s)
- Exam form: Oral (session free)
- Subject examined: Advanced experimental methods in condensed matter and nanophysics
- Lecture: 28 Hour(s)
- Practical work: 8 Hour(s)
Reference week
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| 21-22 |
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