Search for dissertations about: "PAIR"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 812 swedish dissertations containing the word PAIR.
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1. Design of new materials with crystal structure-related properties : The role of lone pair cations
Abstract : Non-centrosymmetry and low-dimensional arrangements, e.g. chains or layers, are very attractive structural characteristics of crystalline compounds since they are linked to some physical properties including nonlinear optical activity, ferroelectricity and magnetic frustration. READ MORE
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2. A new synthetic strategy for low-dimensional compounds : Lone pair cations and alkaline earth spacers
Abstract : Complex transition metals oxyhalides containing a lone pair element, such as tellurium (IV), form an attractive research field because there is a high probability of finding new low-dimensionally arranged compounds and, particularly, a low-dimensionally arranged transition metals substructures, leading to interesting physical properties. Tellurium (IV) can drive the formation of many unusual structures because of its stereochemically active lone pair electrons, E. READ MORE
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3. Photonic Qubits for Quantum Communication : Exploiting photon-pair correlations; from theory to applications
Abstract : For any communication, the conveyed information must be carried by some physical system. If this system is a quantum system rather than a classical one, its behavior will be governed by the laws of quantum mechanics. READ MORE
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4. Quantum Coherence in the Single Cooper Pair Box
Abstract : This thesis presents measurements of quantum coherence in a single Cooper pair box, where quantum oscillations of charge between a reservoir and a small superconducting island have been observed. The single Cooper pair box (SCB) consists of a small metallic island which is connected to a reservoir via a tunnel junction. READ MORE
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5. Infidelity in Birds – Causes and Consequences of Extra-pair Paternity
Abstract : Forty years ago, more than 90% of bird species were classified as monogamous and not very exciting systems for studies of e.g. sexual selection. READ MORE