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Hadrons and Nuclei

Microscopic modeling of electronic quantum nanodevices reviewed in a Colloquium paper by D. Taj, R.C. Iotti and F. Rossi

Quantum devices represent an important topic of modern nanoscience, characterized by its multi-disciplinary flavor where condensed matter physics, quantum theory, and information technology merge into a unique body of knowledge. In this Colloquium paper Taj and co-workes review and discuss how to work out a microscopic modeling of state-of-the-art electronic quantum devices. The emphasis is on the description of energy-relaxation and decoherence phenomena. Finally, the authors propose an alternative formulation of the problem in terms of a generalized Fermi's Golden Rule.

Click here to view the full text: [D. Taj et al., Eur. Phys. J. B 72 (2009)]

Editors-in-Chief
David Blaschke, Silvia Leoni and Dario Vretenar
It has been a pleasure to work with you since we submitted our draft last September, and I wanted to thank you for your help during all stages of the publication process. Please extend our gratitude to the whole EPJA team.

Manuel Zambrana, Institut fuer Kernphysik, University of Mainz, Germany

ISSN (Electronic Edition): 1434-601X

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