Lecture 33 of 34Week 12
Quantum dot qubits
Prof. Madhu Thalakulam · IISER Thiruvananthapuram
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All the lectures
- Introduction
- Classical & Semi-classical Transport: Overview
- Quantum Transport Regimes
- Band-bending and Metal semiconductor Interfaces
- Semiconductor Heterostructures
- 2DEG and Electrostatic Gating
- Device Fabrication-Photolithography
- Device Fabrication-Electron-beam Lithography
- Quantum hall Effect-Overview
- Quantum Hall Effect: Quantization of electron orbitals, Landau levels & Flux quantization
- Quantum Hall Effect: Lanau level, filling factor & Shubnikov-de-Haas effect
- Quantum Hall Effect: Edge states & Resistance Quantization
- Weak Localization
- Aharonov-Bohm Effect
- Ballistic 1D transport-Quantum Point contacts
- Ballistic 1D transport-Current from transmission
- Ballistic 1D transport-Where is the power dissipation?
- 0D Transport-Single Electron Tunneling
- Single Electron Transistors, Coulomb Blockade
- Quantum Dots, Shell filling, Artificial Atoms
- Transport on Double Quantum Dots-I
- Transport on Double Quantum Dots-II
- Superconductivity-Introduction
- Superconducting tunnel junctions-Josephson effect-1
- Superconducting tunnel junctions-Josephson effect-2
- Charge sensing with quantum point contacts
- Charge sengin with single electron transistors
- Real-time charge sensing
- Quantum Electrical Metrology-I
- Quantum Electrical Metrology-II
- Qubits-Overview
- Superconducting qubits
- Quantum dot qubits
- Live Session 26-02-2021