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Effect of the Spin Orbit Interaction (Heisenberg XYZ Model) on Partial Entangled Quantum Network
... (DM) interaction is a natural phenomena discovered in 1960 by Moriya Dzya- loshinskii-Moriya (DM) as an antisymmetric and anisotropic exchange coupling between two spins) [20] ...DM interaction strengthen ... See full document
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Effect of spin-orbit interaction on the band structures of d-band metals
... without spin-orbit interaction (NSOI) and a fully relativistic with spin- orbit interaction (SOI) included in a second-variational ...the effect of ... See full document
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Study of the effect of spin orbit interaction on band structures in III-V semiconductor compounds
... ZONE 1-INDUSTRIAL ZONES: According to the standards prescribed by the Noise Pollu- tion (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000, the permissible limit of noise level (LA[r] ... See full document
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Spin orbit interaction in InAs/GaSb heterostructures quantified by weak antilocalization
... Rashba spin-orbit interaction (SOI) has been stud- ied in 2DEGs in several InAs and InGaAs quantum-well (QW) heterostructures ...conventional spin-Hall effect (SHE), which is ... See full document
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Spin orbit interaction induced anisotropic property in interacting quantum wires
... the effect of the Coulomb interac- tion on the transport property is not ...Coulomb interaction becomes very strong in Q1 D elec- tron systems where electrons are strongly correlated, and therefore the ... See full document
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Double Rashba Quantum Dots Ring as a Spin Filter
... double quantum dots (QDs) ring to filter the electron spin that works due to the Rashba spin–orbit interaction (RSOI) existing inside the QDs, the spin-dependent inter-dot ... See full document
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Spin-orbit interaction in InAs/GaSb heterostructures quantified by weak antilocalization
... hole quantum states ...counterpropagating spin-polarized he- lical edge states, known as the quantum spin-Hall effect ...demonstrating spin-polarized edge transport and ... See full document
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Crystal-field effects in graphene with interface-induced spin-orbit coupling
... interplay between CFE and SOC, we shall focus on substrates containing transition-metal atoms. We focus on atomic species with an outer free shell formed by d states (l = 2). The elec- tronic states of a free atom are ... See full document
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Role of spin orbit interaction in the ultrafast demagnetization of small iron clusters
... time-dependent spin density functional theory ...the effect of the spin-orbit interaction on the onset of the demagnetization ...of spin loss, coherent with the laser field, is ... See full document
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Spin-orbit interaction in InAs/GaSb heterostructures quantified by weak antilocalization
... hole quantum states ...counterpropagating spin-polarized he- lical edge states, known as the quantum spin-Hall effect ...demonstrating spin-polarized edge transport and ... See full document
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Efficient spin filter using multi terminal quantum dot with spin orbit interaction
... the spin injection into semicon- ductor without ferromagnets. Several spin filters were proposed utilizing the SO interaction, ...the spin Hall effect (SHE) [10-12], a triple-barrier ... See full document
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Spin-orbit interaction and snake states in a graphene p-n junction
... of spin-up and spin-down electrons which occurs in a single-channel quantum wire in the presence of Rashba SOI, and sug- gests that graphene p-n junctions could be exploited to realize the Datta-Das ... See full document
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A Theoretical Study of Magnetic Properties of Parabolic Quantum Dots in the Presence of Spin-orbit Interaction
... semiconductor quantum dots then one observes the enhancement of the par magnetism of the ...This effect can be controlled by the effect of external electric fields or the dot ... See full document
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Spin-orbit interaction enhancement in permalloy thin films by Pt doping
... This work was supported by the EPSRC (grant num- bers EP/I011668/1, EP/M024423/1, EP/I013520/1 and EP/J000337/1). The Advanced Light Source is sup- ported by the Director, Office of Science, Office of Basic Energy ... See full document
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SQEEZED AND ENTANGLED STATES OF SINGLE SPIN
... completely entangled states, obey the four equations (three equations (17) plus normalization condition in ...completely entangled and hence maximally squeezed states of a single spin-1 ... See full document
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Breaking of Larmor's theorem in quantum Hall states with spin-orbit coupling
... that although percent-wise the largest MB corrections are found at low magnetic fields, the most sizeable en- ergy shifts in absolute value take place at high magnetic fields where the MB corrections are a factor of 3–4 ... See full document
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Optimal primitive reference frames
... In information processing it is generally assumed that a large, classical background reference frame is defined and readily available. For example, to measure the spin of a particle along a certain axis, a ... See full document
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Flocking from a quantum analogy: spin–orbit coupling in an active fluid
... To summarize, we have introduced a model of active particles based on an analogy with a Schrödinger equation that describes the propagation of an electron subject to spin – orbit coupling. We show that this ... See full document
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Stroboscopic model of transport through a quantum dot with spin-orbit scattering
... Sec. II A, before discussing the opening up of the model in Sec. II B. The relation of the model to RMT is given in Sec. III. This relation will give us a mapping between the model parameters and the microscopic ... See full document
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Quantum Decoherence Induced by Fluctuations
... of quantum coherence of classically chaotic systems due to the presence of stochastic fluctuations ...The quantum decoherence is achieved as a consequence of the chao- ticity of motion equations where, due ... See full document
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