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Regensburg 2013 – wissenschaftliches Programm

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HL: Fachverband Halbleiterphysik

HL 16: Theory: Metal-insulator transitions / Electronic structure calculations

Montag, 11. März 2013, 15:30–18:00, H13

15:30 HL 16.1 Robust Nodal Structure of Landau Level Wave Functions Revealed by Fourier Transform Scanning Tunneling SpectroscopyK Hashimoto, T Champel, S Florens, C Sohrmann, J Wiebe, Y Hirayama, •RA Römer, R Wiesendanger, and M Morgenstern
15:45 HL 16.2 A functional renormalization group approach for treating interactions in disordered electron systems — •Christian Seiler and Ferdinand Evers
16:00 HL 16.3 Dependence Of Physical Properties Of Materials On The Approximations For The Exchange-Correlation Potential — •Arcesio Castaneda M., Aldo Humberto Romero C., Sangeeta Sharma, John Kay Dewhurst, and Eberhard Gross
16:15 HL 16.4 Dynamical processes and temperature effects in semiconductor nanoclustersPeng Han and •Gabriel Bester
16:30 HL 16.5 Ab initio simulation of crystallization in phase change materials — •Ider Ronneberger, Yan Li, Wei Zhang, Sebastiano Caravati, Eshet Hagai, Michele Parrinello, and Riccardo Mazzarello
  16:45 Coffee break
17:00 HL 16.6 Metal-Insulator Transitions of Crystalline Phase-Change Materials — •Wei Zhang, Alexander Thiess, Peter Zalden, Rudolf Zeller, Peter Dederichs, Jean-yves Raty, Matthias Wuttig, Stefan Bluegel, and Riccardo Mazzarello
17:15 HL 16.7 Large-Scale Electronic Structure calculations of Semiconductor Nanostructures using Atomic Effective Pseudopotentials — •Frank Zirkelbach, Jairo Ricardo Cardenas, Pierre-Yves Prodhomme, Peng Han, Roby Cherian, and Gabriel Bester
17:30 HL 16.8 Calculation of branch points and band offsets for cubic GaxAl1−xN — •Daniel Mourad
17:45 HL 16.9 Density Functional Theory Investigation of inner-Surface Methylated Aluminosilicate Nanotubes — •Joshua Elliott
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