Latest Semiconducting Nanowire Designs in the Search for Majorana Modes - Elsa Prada

Explore the cutting-edge developments in semiconducting nanowire designs for Majorana mode detection in this 47-minute conference talk by Elsa Prada. Delve into the latest research on ferromagnetic and full-shell hybrid nanowires as part of the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics conference on "Majorana zero modes: new developments in experiment and theory, and the road ahead." Gain insights into the immense interest surrounding Majorana zero modes in condensed matter physics and quantum computing, their potential for creating noise-resistant qubits, and recent experimental platforms for their realization. Discover new theoretical methods addressing key challenges in previous experiments, including Floquet theory and novel detection techniques. Join leading experimentalists and theorists in this exploration of Majorana zero modes, featuring discussions on iron-based superconductors, phase-controlled Josephson junctions, and quantum Hall systems.