Non-Equilibrium and Correlation Effects in Low-Dimensional Structures

April 29-May 1, 2005

Physics of low-dimensional electronic structures continues to uncover new, unexpected phenomena. Among the topics of the workshop are the recently discovered zero-resistance states of a two-dimensional electron gas subject to the microwave radiation, and drag and interlayer coherence effects in double-layer structures. The workshop will bring together about 30-40 experimentalists and theorists actively working in these areas. We plan to have approximately 20 plenary-style talks (40-45 minutes in length) aimed at giving a comprehensive and up-to-date status of this exciting and rapidly developing field of knowledge.

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Participation is by invitation only. Interested parties should write to Michael Zudov (nece@physics.umn.edu).

Conference Organizers: Leo Glazman, Alex Kamenev, and Michael Zudov

Also at FTPI...May 6-8: "Spin Transport and Dynamics in Nanostructures"