Gordon Godfrey Theoretical Seminar 2005

Interplay between electronic correlations and disorder in two-dimensional lattices

Prof. Jean-Louis Pichard
Service de Physique de l'Etat Condense,
CEA Saclay,  France

Date
Tuesday, 26 April, 2005
School of Physics, 1 p.m., 
Room 5

Abstract
Using the persistent current carried by a few particles in square lattices with random potentials, one shows that the interplay between electronic correlations and disorder can give rise to many regimes. The difference between the continuum and the lattice regimes will be underlined. The quantum melting of the electron solid will be revisited, and possible consequences concerning the two-dimensional metal-insulator transition will be discussed.

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