TT 14: Graphene
Montag, 1. April 2019, 15:00–19:00, H22
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15:00 |
TT 14.1 |
The non-local hydrodynamic transport properties of graphene — •Egor Kiselev and Jörg Schmalian
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15:15 |
TT 14.2 |
Spin and Charge Transport in Doped Graphene — •Marie-Luise Braatz, Axel Binder, and Mathias Kläui
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15:30 |
TT 14.3 |
Transport through time dependent magnetic barriers in graphene — •Nico Leumer and Wolfgang Häusler
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15:45 |
TT 14.4 |
Spin-orbit coupled graphene pn-junction in a magnetic field — •D. Bercioux and A. De Martino
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16:00 |
TT 14.5 |
Thermoelectric efficiency in three-terminal graphene nano-junctions — Zahra Sartipi, Amir Hayati, and •Javad Vahedi
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16:15 |
TT 14.6 |
Interatomic forces in current-carrying graphene nanojunctions — •Susanne Leitherer, Nick R. Papior, and Mads Brandbyge
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16:30 |
TT 14.7 |
Current splitter and valley polarizer in elastically deformed graphene — •Nikodem Szpak and Thomas Stegmann
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16:45 |
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15 min. break.
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17:00 |
TT 14.8 |
Hauptvortrag:
Gate-defined quantum point contacts and quantum dots in bilayer graphene — •Christoph Stampfer
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17:30 |
TT 14.9 |
Gap opening and quantum transport in a functionalized Bernal graphene bilayer — Ahmed Missaoui, Jouda J. Khabthani, Didier Mayou, and •Guy Trambly de Laissardiere
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17:45 |
TT 14.10 |
Valley subband splitting in bilayer graphene quantum point contact — •Rainer Kraft, Igor V. Krainov, Vanessa Gall, Alexander P. Dmitriev, Ralph Krupke, Igor V. Gornyi, and Romain Danneau
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18:00 |
TT 14.11 |
PN junctions in twisted bilayer graphene — •Christophe De Beule and Patrik Recher
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18:15 |
TT 14.12 |
Influence of minivalleys and Berry curvature on electrostatically induced nanostructures in gapped bilayer graphene — •Angelika Knothe and Vladimir Fal’ko
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18:30 |
TT 14.13 |
Tuning anti-Klein to Klein tunneling in bilayer graphene — •Ming-Hao Liu, Renjun Du, Romain Danneau, and Klaus Richter
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18:45 |
TT 14.14 |
Quantum transport in graphene/hBN Moiré superlattices: A numerical aspect — •Szu-Chao Chen, Klaus Richter, and Ming-Hao Liu
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