The 6th Quantum-Transport Nano-Hana International Workshop on
Research
on Nano-scale Transports in Low-dimensional Conductors
(QTNH-2008)
2008, Oct., 24(Fri) - 25 (Sat) at Chiba Univ., Japan
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In successive holdings on our QTNH workshop since 2001, mainly based on low dimensional conductors, newly and basic problems on quantum transports have been presented and discussed. Although, the all of our QTNH opened, there are many kinds of low dimensional transport, such as tunneling, resonance, spin correlation, etc., the main leading part of the transport has clearly been confined into a characteristic and elementary transport process in a very small region, such as point contact, junction, phase boundary, or layer interface, as well as in an extremely minimized region by a super-nano-scaled confinement. Therefore, we would like to clarify a fine probing for such nano-scaled transports as a first step of discussing on the characteristic transport process. As for the aim of this workshop, QTNH2008, we discuss on researching or looking for a clear essence of each nano-scale transport in metal or semiconductor by using of various kind of confinements such as nano-fabrications, scanning probe detection, applying high-magnetic fields, including several kinds of modulations such as localized spin interactions, or excited with micro-wave or THz radiation so on. Prof. Yuichi Ochiai of Chiba University |
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Plan of invited speakers
Juhn-Jong Lin, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan  Electrical conduction mechanisms in natively doped ZnO nanowires Chi-Te Liang, National Taiwan University, Taiwan Probing Landau quantization with the presence of insulator-quantum Hall transition Junichiro Kono, Rice University, U.S.A. Dynamics of One-Dimensional Electrons and Excitons in Carbon Nanotubes Jonathan P. Bird, University at Buffalo, SUNY, USA Terahertz response of quantum point contacts Victor Ryzhii, University of Aizu, Japan Graphene Devices: Features of Operation and Characteristics Kohji Ishibashi, RIKEN, Japan Nanostructures and electrical transport in carbon nanotubes and Si nanowires Kiyohumi Muro, Chiba University, Japan Filling Factor Dependence of Two-Dimensional Electron spin dynamics Probed by A Time-Resolved Kerr Rotation Spectroscopy Ken-ichi Oto, Chiba University, Japan Spin polarization mapping in quantum Hall devices Takashi Nakayama, Chiba University, Japan Current-induced quantum friction in nano-linked molecule vibration Tsuyoshi Ueta, Chiba University, Japan Numerical Study on Magnetoresistance Anomaly in AB Rings subjected to Microwave Radiation Nobuyuki Aoki, Chiba University, Japan Observation of AlGaAs/GaAs quantum point contact using scanning gate microscopy |
Graduate School of Science and Technology, Chiba University, Inage-ku, Chiba 263-8522, Japan
Tel:043-290-3428, Fax:043-290-3427
E-mail to Prof. Yuichi,OCHIAI: ochiai@faculty.chiba-u.jp
Web: http://www.em.eng.chiba-u.jp/~lab22/index_ochiai.html