\text{{mesoscopic physics}}
\text{Mesoscopic physics and quantum transport (Phys672)}
\text{Computational Quantum Transport in Mesoscopic Systems (Phys673) }
\text{Course I:}
\text{Course II:}
H \psi\left(x_i\right)=\frac{\hbar^2}{2 m^* a^2}\left[2 \psi\left(x_i\right)-\psi\left(x_i-a\right)-\psi\left(x_i+a\right)\right]=E \psi\left(x_i\right)
t = 1
r = 15
def circle(pos):
x, y = pos
return x**2 + y**2 < r**2
sys = kwant.Builder()
sys[lat.shape(circle, (0,0))] = 4 * t
sys[lat.neighbors()] = -t
\text{Course I:}
\text { Course Type: }
\text{ Elective}
\text{Level at which this course is offered: }
\text{MS, Ph.D}
\text{Pre-requisites for this course (if any):}
\text{ Graduate Standing}
\text{Course Credit Hours: }
3-0-3
\text{Mesoscopic physics and quantum transport (Phys672)}
\text{Introduction to mesoscopic physics, Length scales, Confined geometries, Energy dependent density,}\\
\text{band theory, Transport regime and review of conduction Phase-coherent transport, Ballistic transport}\\
\text{, Landauer Buttiker formalism, conductance quantization, graphene related 2D materials, quantum Hall regime,}\\
\text{spin-orbit coupling, Mesoscopic superconductivity}
\text{Course description}
\text{Course I:}
\text{Mesoscopic physics and quantum transport (Phys672)}
\text{Course I:}
\text{suggested book}
\text{Mesoscopic physics and quantum transport (Phys672)}
\text{Thomas Henzel 2008}
\text{Yoseph Imry 2008}
\text{Gilles Mantambaux}
\text{Course I:}
\text{Benchmark}
\text{- Lecture: 2 Hour(s) per week x 14 weeks}
\text{- Exercises: 2 Hour(s) per week x 14 weeks}
\text{- Lectures+Exercises: 150 Hour(s) 12 weeks}
\text{Mesoscopic physics and quantum transport (Phys672)}
\text{Ecole Polytechnique}
\text{Grades distribution}
\text{Assessment activities}
\text{Course II:}
\text{Computational Quantum Transport in Mesoscopic Systems (Phys673) }
\text { Course Type: }
\text{ Elective}
\text{Level at which this course is offered: }
\text{MS, Ph.D}
\text{Pre-requisites for this course (if any):}
\text{ Graduate Standing+}
\text{Course Credit Hours: }
3-0-3
\text{Phys 672 (Mesoscopic Physics and Quantum Transport)}
\text{Course II:}
\text{Computational Quantum Transport in Mesoscopic Systems (Phys673) }
\text{suggested book}
\text{Documentation}
\text{Course II:}
\text{Computational Quantum Transport in Mesoscopic Systems (Phys673) }
\text{Course II:}
\text{Computational Quantum Transport in Mesoscopic Systems (Phys673) }
\text{Benchmark}
\text{University of Delaware}
\text{Mini-courses:}
\text{National Taiwan University}
\text{University of Belgrad}
\text{Course II:}
\text{Computational Quantum Transport in Mesoscopic Systems (Phys673) }
\text{* Andreev reflections}
\text{* Quantum point contact}
Mesoscopic phsics
By smstry
