Search for dissertations about: "Non-Equilibrium State"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 41 swedish dissertations containing the words Non-Equilibrium State.
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11. Non-equilibrium fermions within lattice density functional theory: quantum transport and ultracold-atom phenomena
Abstract : Cutting-edge technology needs small, ultrafast devices, operational in a wide range of regimes. This calls for solids with novel, unconventional and tailorable properties. Great progress is expected from materials in which electron-electron and electron-phonon correlations strongly affect the dynamics ( i.e. READ MORE
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12. Transport theory and finite element methods for mesoscopic superconducting devices
Abstract : At low temperatures, electrons in a superconductor exhibit pairing correlations that result in a macroscopic, phase-coherent ground state. This leads to peculiar electromagnetic properties such as the flow of dissipationless charge currents and expelling of external magnetic fields. READ MORE
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13. Dynamics of open fermionic nano-systems -- a fundamental symmetry and its application to electron transport in interacting quantum dots
Abstract : The study of electronic transport through strongly confined, interacting open quantum systems has regained considerable interest over the past years. One main motivation behind this concerns the possibility of time-dependently controlled operations on individual electrons, promising applications in, e.g. READ MORE
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14. The Struggles of Light Bound in Matter : Modelling Optical Excitations in Nanostructures
Abstract : This thesis addresses three different topics on the interaction between light and matter in open quantum systems. The first topic concerns two-dimensional spectroscopy and the spectral contributions from different nonlinear action signals with a focus on how to differentiate between them. READ MORE
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15. Time-Dependent Many-Body Perturbation Theory: Possibilities and Limitations
Abstract : This dissertation investigates the possibilities and limitations of time-dependent many-body perturbation theory by studying small Hubbard clusters for which the exact solution is available. The first part of the thesis is comprised of a short introduction to the concepts and methodologies used. READ MORE