K DAS GUPTA

Name:	K DAS GUPTA
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• Semiconductor Physics

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• Quantum Thermal Conductance of a One-Dimensional Wire
• Quantum Hall ferromagnet at high filling factors: A magnetic field induced Stoner transition
• Spin precession control and the Aharonov-Casher effect
• Momentum effects on focusing in one-dimensional systems
• Exploitation of nanoscale particles for DNA analysis and detection
• Detection and manipulation of spins in semiconductors and metals
• Semiconductor microcavities: from cold polariton condensates to polariton lasing at room temperature
• Quantum Point Contacts: a Tunable Single-Spin System ?
• Confined superfluid He3: thoughts, hints and facts
• The 0.5 plateau
• Architectures for ion quantum technology
• Modelling of adiabatic transport: pumped charge quantization and beyond
• Silicon Qubit Research at the Australian Centre for Quantum Computer Technology (CQCT)
• Conductance anomaly and Zeeman splitting in ballistic hole quantum wires
• HIGH MOBILITY III-V MOSFET TECHNOLOGY
• A brief introduction to AlAs quantum wells
• Molecular Beam Epitaxial overgrowth on pre-patterned substrates
• Exciton Condensation
• Laser spectroscopy of a single quantum dot
• Entangled photons on-demand from a single quantum dot
• Excitation of acousto-electric vibrations in a GaAs lattice
• New interaction effects in semiconductor quantum wires
• Control of photons, electrons and spins in GaAs quantum wells using acoustic fields
• Single electronics on Helium
• Towards a mid-infrared single photon source