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1 International Workshop on Semiconductor Spintronics Final Workshop of the homonymous DFG-Priority Program 1285 September 30 th October 2 nd 2013 Würzburg, Germany
2 Toscanasaal der Würzburger Residenz Residenzplatz 2a D Würzburg Organizer: Prof. Dr. Michael Oestreich Telephone: +49(0) Leibniz Universität Hannover Institut für Festkörperphysik Abteilung Nanostrukturen Appelstraße 2 D Hannover Local Organizer: Dr. Tobias Kießling Telephone: +49(0) [email protected] Physikalisches Institut Universität Würzburg Am Hubland D Würzburg Local Workshop Secretary: Mrs. Berger [email protected]
3 Monday, 30 th September Time Title Registration Kießling / Oestreich Welcome Plenary 1: Kuemmeth, Ferdinand (University Towards high-performance multielectron spin qubits of Copenhagen) Kießling, Tobias (Universität Würzburg) The significance of hot carrier effects for optical spin diffusion studies in n-type GaAs Wurstbauer, Ursula (TU München) Spin excitations in two-dimensional charge carrier systems Coffee Break Plenary 2: Fabian, Jaroslav (Universität Regensburg) Beschoten, Bernd (RWTH Aachen) Opel, Matthias (WMI Garching) Lunch Plenary 3: Nitta, Junsaku (Tohoku University) Akimov, Ilya (TU Dortmund) Shvarkov, Stephan (Universität Bochum) Ehlert, Markus (Universität Regensburg) Coffee break Jan van Delft (LMU München) Poster flash Poster session 1 Spin relaxation in GaAs and Si quantum dots Spin dephasing of donor spins in ZnO Electrical spin transport and spin relaxation inzinc oxide Spin coherent transport in semiconductors Spin separation effect in ferromagnetic/- semiconductor hybrid structure Anomalous Hall-effect in paramagnetic GaN/AlGaN heterostructures Spin-Hall effect in 3D- and 2D-hole systems 0.7 anomaly in a quantum point contact
4 Tuesday,01 st October Time Title Plenary 4: Marie, Xavier (Université Electrical control of spin lifetime in (111) QWs de Toulouse) Ganichev, Sergey (Universität Regensburg) Realization of gate-controlled persistent spin helix state conditions in (In,Ga)As quantum wells Yakovlev, Dmitri (Universität Dortmund) Spin dynamics of negatively charged excitons in CdSe/CdS colloidal nanocrystals Debus, Jörg (Universität Dortmund) Spin dynamics of indirect excitons in indirect-band-gap InAlAs quantum dots Coffee break Plenary 5:Shermann, Spin measurements with spin-orbit Evgene (IKERBASQUE coupling Bilbao) Trushin, Maxim Theory of conductivity of chiral particles (Universität Konstanz) Burkard, Guido Spin and valley coherence in quantum dots (Universität Konstanz) Lunch Plenary 6: Glazov, Mikhail (Ioffe Institute, Spin noise of non-equilibrium electrons and excitons Saint Petersburg) Greilich, Alex Optical spectroscopy of spin noise (Universität Dortmund) Hübner, Jens Spin noise of a single quantum dot (Universität Hannover) Fischer, Saskia (Humboldt Universität Electron waveguide interferometers for spin-dependent transport experiments Berlin) Coffee break Poster flash Poster session Wine tasting at the Residenz
5 Wednesday, 02 nd October Time Plenary 7: Bayer, Manfred (Universität Dortmund) Hernández-Mínguez, Alberto (Paul-Drude- Institut Berlin) Zhukov, Evgeny (Universität Dortmund) Kormanyos, Andor (Universität Konstanz) Kagalovsky, Victor (Shamoon College of Engineering, Israel) Title Quantum information based on electron spins in InGaAs quantum dots? Achievements and Problems Control of spin-orbit interaction in GaAs (111) heterostructures Electron spin coherence in highly doped ZnSe-based quantum wells Spin-orbit coupling, quantum dots, and qubits in transitional metal dichalcogenides Decoherence induced by magnetic impurities in quantum Hall systems Coffee break Plenary 8:Aeschlimann, Martin Spin-dependent trapping of electrons at (TU Kaiserslautern) spinterfaces Buhmann, Hartmut (Universität Würzburg) Spin injection and spin detection using quantum spin Hall edge channels König, Jürgen (Univer- Spin pumping through quantum dots sität Duisburg Essen) Kießling /Oestreich Closing
6 Posters, Monday Session 1. Akimov, Ilya Spin separation effect in ferromagnetic/semiconductor hybrid structure 2. Beschoten, Bernd Spin dephasing of donor spins in ZnO 3. Bougeard, Dominique Spin injection and detection in silicon based heterostructures 4. Bratschitsch, Rudolf Ultrafast spin dynamics in wide-bandgap nonmagnetic and magnetic semiconductors 5. Delft, von Jan 0.7 anomaly in a quantum point contact 6. Gmitra / Fabian Spin-orbit coupling and spin relaxation in grapheme 7. Gönnenwein, Sebastian Spin currents 8. Grundler / Wilde Magnetization of semiconductor nanostructures with spin-orbit interaction 9. Hägele, Daniel Spin dynamics in GaN 10. Heisterkamp, Fabian Resonance spin amplification in bulk ZnSe:F 11. Henneberger / Bacher Current-induced control of the electron-nuclear system in semiconductors on a micrometer scale 12. Marie, Xavier Optical manipulation of the valley and spin degree of freedom in MoS2 monolayers 13. Opel / Geprägs Spintronics in ZnO thin films and heterostructures 14. Ossau / Kiessling Time and spatially resolved electron spin detection in semiconductor heterostructures 15. Reuter / Wieck Anomalous Hall-effect in paramagnetic GaN/AlGaNheterostructures
7 Posters, Monday Session 16. Rojek, Stephan Adiabatic spin pumping through an interacting quantum dot with spin-orbit coupling 17. Santos, Paulo Control of spin-orbit interaction in (111) GaAs heterostructures 18. Varwig, Steffen Temperature dependence of hole spin coherence 19. Weiss, Dieter Spin-Hall effect in 3D- and 2D-hole system
8 Posters, Tuesday Session 1. Bayer, Manfred Non-linear optical spectroscopy for studying carrier spins in quantum dots 2. Belzig, Wolfgang Theory of conductivity of chiral particles 3. Chiatti, Olivio Electrical and THz optical transport studies of laser-patterned nanostructures on InAs based heterostructures 4. Chudnovskiy, Alexander Transport and magnetization dynamics in semimagnetic quantum dots 5. Debus, Jörg Spin-flip Raman scattering of electron and heavy-hole in CdTe/(Cd,Mg)Te quantum wells enabled by anisotropic exchange 6. Glasenapp, Philipp Polarimetric sensitivity in spin noise 7. Gould, Charles Zero field spin polarization through self-assembled quantum dots in two dimensional resonant tunneling devices 8. Holleitner, Alexander Optoelectronic detection of spin dynamics in mesoscopic circuits 9. Kastl, Christoph Ultrafast control of spin currents in topological insulators 10. König, Jürgen Spin pumping through quantum dots 11. Langer, Lukas Magnetic field induced oscillations of photon echo from localized trions 12. Hübner / Oestreich Spin noise spectroscopy 13. Olbrich/Zoth/Ganichev Cyclotron resonance assisted spin-polarized photocurrents in HgTe quantum wells 14. Rancic, Marko Spin-orbit effects on nuclear state preparation in GaAs double quantum dots
9 Posters, Tuesday Session 15. Rohling / Burkard Tomography scheme for two spin-1/2 qubits in a double quantum dot 16. Rothe / Hankiewicz All-electric qubit control in heavy hole quantum dots via non-abelian geometric phases 17. Schüller / Korn Ultrafast and time-resolved Raman spectroscopy of spin excitations in p-doped semiconductor heterostructures 18. Schumacher / Pierz Broadband inductive characterization of precessional dynamics of GaMnAs 19. Wenderoth / Iffländer Electronic and magnetic properties of the ideal Fe/GaAs(110) interface 20. Yakovlev / Debus Cooling and heating effects in Mn spin system in II-VI diluted magnetic semiconductors
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