Search for dissertations about: "Electronic transport in mesoscopic systems"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the words Electronic transport in mesoscopic systems.
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1. Fluctuations and nonequilibrium thermodynamics in electronic nanosystems
Abstract : In the last decades thermodynamics has seen a resurgence because of the interesting phenomena that happen in small-scale systems. Indeed, in nanoscale devices, quantum effects and fluctuations cannot generally be neglected and influence both the transport and their thermodynamic performance. READ MORE
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2. Collective Electron Dynamics in Mesoscopic Systems
Abstract : This work is devoted to a theoretical investigation of collective electron dynamics in low dimensional materials and mesoscopic structures. A common feature of these studies is the focus on the properties of the low energy dynamics of conduction electrons. One class of studied materials is the high-Tc superconductor Nd2CuO4 and related compounds. READ MORE
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3. Quantum mechanical effects on charge transport in two mesoscopic systems
Abstract : Carbon nanotubes are one of the most promising building blocks for the developing field of nanoelectromechanics. Due to their unique electronic and mechanical properties, these all-carbon systems have been suggested for a range of applications where one wishes to utilse the coupling between mechanical and electronic degrees of freedom on the nanometer length scale. READ MORE
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4. Modelling of Molecular-Scale Nanoelectromechanical Systems
Abstract : Nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS) couple electronic and mechanical degrees of freedom in a nanoscopic structure. The small size introduces many atomistic and quantum mechanical features which on the one hand open up for interesting new features and possibilities but on the other hand make it very difficult to formulate quantitative predictions. READ MORE
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5. Mesoscopic phenomena in the electromechanics of suspended nanowires
Abstract : Over the last two decades nanotechnology has been a very active field of scientific research, both from fundamental perspectives as well as for applications in technology and consumer goods. In this thesis, theoretical work on quantum mechanical effects on charge transport in nanoelectromechanical systems is presented. READ MORE