Search for dissertations about: "Weyl systems"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 13 swedish dissertations containing the words Weyl systems.
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1. Linear response theory: from black holes to Weyl systems and back
Abstract : Linear response theory is a powerful calculation tool in quantum field theory. We apply this framework to a variety of models originating from distinct areas in theoretical physics and for different reasons. READ MORE
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2. Linear response theory : from black hole thermalization to Weyl semimetals
Abstract : Linear response theory is an incredibly powerful calculation tool. We apply this framework in quantum field theory to a variety of models originated from distinct areas in theoretical physics and for different reasons. READ MORE
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3. Anomaly and Topology : On the axial anomaly, domain wall dynamics, and local topological markers in quantum matter
Abstract : Chiral anomalies and topological phases of matter form the basis of the research presented in this dissertation. The chiral anomaly is considered both in the context of magnetic Weyl semimetals and in the context of non-Hermitian Dirac actions. READ MORE
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4. Evaluation of NMR Knight shifts in metallic nanoparticles and topological matter
Abstract : Elucidating the surface electron states of transition metal compounds is of primary importance in main heterogeneous catalytic processes, such as the hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions. Key property in all these processes is the position of the energy of the d-band center relative to the Fermi-level of the catalyst; it must be shifted close to the Fermi level to achieve balance between adsorption and desorption of the catalyst and the adsorbate. READ MORE
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5. Topology Meets Frustration : Exact Solutions for Topological Surface States on Geometrically Frustrated Lattices
Abstract : One of the main features of topological phases is the presence of robust boundary states that are protected by a topological invariant. Famous examples of such states are the chiral edge states of a Chern insulator, the helical edge states of a two-dimensional Z2 insulator, and the Fermi arcs of Weyl semimetals. READ MORE