Explore the intricate world of quantum physics in this 58-minute lecture on the full counting statistics of charge fluctuations in smooth and singular regions. Delve into the geometric and analytic aspects of the Quantum Hall effect as presented by JM. Stephan from Université Lyon 1. Gain insights into advanced concepts in condensed matter physics and statistical mechanics, examining how charge fluctuations behave in different regions and their implications for quantum systems. Enhance your understanding of this complex topic through the expertise of a renowned researcher in the field, as part of the NCCR SwissMAP series on cutting-edge quantum physics research.
Full Counting Statistics of Charge Fluctuations in Smooth and Singular Regions
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Full counting statistics of charge fluctuations in smooth and singular regions, JM. Stephan
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