The quantum properties of magnetic atoms on surfaces

October 13, 2015 @ 4:30 pm

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The scanning tunneling microscope is an amazing experimental tool because of its atomic-scale spatial resolution.
This can be combined with the use of low temperatures, culminating in precise atom manipulation and spectroscopy with microvolt energy resolution. In this talk I will apply these techniques to the investigation of the quantum spin properties of transition metal atoms on surfaces. We will conclude with our recent measurements of electron spin resonance in an STM on individual Fe atoms supported on an insulating thin film.

Details

Date:
October 13, 2015
Time:
4:30 pm

Venue

Newton Building, UNSW
CQC2T Conference Room, Level 2, Newton Building J12, UNSW Kensington Campus NSW Australia

Organizer

IBM Research, USA