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Advances in Solid State Physics

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  1. Bernhard Kramer
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Part of the book series: Advances in Solid State Physics (ASSP, volume 43)

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Table of contents (63 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Physics of Carbon Nanotubes

    • Tsuneya Ando
    Pages 3-18

  3. Turbulence

    • Siegfried Grossmann
    Pages 19-34

  4. Another Semiconductor Revolution: This Time It's Lighting!

    • Roland Haitz
    Pages 35-50

  5. Quantum Tunneling of Carbon Monoxide in Molecule Cascades

    • A. J. Heinrich, C. P. Lutz, J. A. Gupta, D. M. Eigler
    Pages 51-62

  6. Boson Cavities: From Electronic Transport to Quantum Chaos

    • Tobias Brandes
    Pages 63-78

  7. Nanoscopic Quantum Rings: A New Perspective

    • Tapash Chakraborty
    Pages 79-94

  8. Optical Spectroscopy of Low-Dimensional Quantum Spin Systems

    • Markus Grüninger, Marco Windt, Eva Benckiser, Tamara S. Nunner, Kai P. Schmidt, Götz S. Uhrig et al.
    Pages 95-112

  9. Fractional Aharonov-Bohm Oscillations in a Kondo Correlated Few-Electron Quantum Ring

    • Ulrich F. Keyser, Claus Fühner, Sebastian Borck, Rolf J. Haug, Werner Wegscheider, Max Bichler
    Pages 113-124

  10. Self-Organized InGaAs Quantum Rings -- Fabrication and Spectroscopy

    • Axel Lorke, Jorge M. Garcia, Ralf Blossey, Richard J. Luyken, Pierre M. Petroff
    Pages 125-138

  11. Quantum Mechanics in Quantum Rings

    • Thomas Ihn, Andreas Fuhrer, Martin Sigrist, Klaus Ensslin, Werner Wegscheider, Max Bichler
    Pages 139-154

  12. Polymer-Defined Semiconductor Nanostructures

    • Klaus Thonke
    Pages 155-170

  13. Interaction of Palladium Nano-Crystals with Hydrogen During PECVD Growth of Carbon Nanotubes

    • Wilfried Wunderlich, Masaki Tanemura
    Pages 171-180

  14. Electron Coherence in Mesoscopic Kondo Wires

    • Félicien Schopfer, Christopher Bäuerle, Wilfried Rabaud, Laurent Saminadayar
    Pages 181-192

  15. Scaling of the Quantum Hall Plateau Transition

    • Frank Hohls, Rolf J. Haug
    Pages 193-206

  16. Graphite as a Highly Correlated Electron Liquid

    • Yakov Kopelevich, Pablo Esquinazi, José Henrique Spahn Torres, Robson Ricardo da Silva, Heiko Kempa
    Pages 207-222

  17. Non-equilibrium Transport and Relaxation in Diffusive Nanowires with Kondo Impurities

    • Johann Kroha, Achim Rosch, Jens Paaske, Peter Wölfle
    Pages 223-236

  18. Real-Space Renormalization and Energy-Level Statistics at the Quantum Hall Transition

    • Rudolf A. Römer, Philipp Cain
    Pages 237-252

  19. Evidence for a Metal-Insulator Transition in Overdoped Cuprates: New Raman Results

    • Francesca Venturini
    Pages 253-266

  20. LDA+DMFT Investigations of Transition Metal Oxides and f-Electron Materials

    • K. Held, V. I. Anisimov, V. Eyert, G. Keller, A. K. McMahan, I. A. Nekrasov et al.
    Pages 267-286
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The present volume, 43 of Advances in Solid State Physics, contains the written versions of most of the plenary and invited lectures of the Spring Meeting of the Condensed Matter Physics section of the Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft held from March 24 to 28, 2003 in Dresden, Germany. Many of the topical talks given at the numerous and very lively symposia are also included. They covered an extremely interesting selections of timely subjects. Thus the book truly reflects the status of the field of solid state physics in 2003, and explains its attractiveness, not only in Germany but also internationally.

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