Workshop on Quantum Engineering with Electrons on Helium
Sponsored by the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies
May 21-22, 2010, Princeton University
 
 
Scientific Program
Room 216 Aaron Burr Hall
 
 
Friday, May 21, 2010
 
David Rees, RIKEN Transport Measurements of Electrons on Helium at a Point Constriction
 
Hiroki Ikegami, RIKEN Wigner Crystals Confined in Micrometer-wide Channels
 
Forrest Bradbury and Maika Takita, Princeton Efficient electron transport on helium with silicon IC's
 
Yuli Lyanda-Geller, Purdue Rashba and other spin-orbit interactions
 
David Schuster, Yale and University of Chicago Cavity QED with electrons on helium
 
Toshikazu Arai, Kyoto University Unexpected resonance line shape broadening of edge-magneto plasmons of 2DES on helium
 
 
 
Posters:
 David Rees, RIKEN Wigner Solid Transport through a Point Constriction
 
 Denis Konstantinov, RIKEN Quantum Oscillations in a Nondegenerate 2D Electron System on He
 
 Shyam Shankar, Princeton  A photoelectron source for electrons on liquid helium
 
 Maika Takita, Princeton Efficient Electron Transport on Helium
 
 Forrest Bradbury, Princeton Electrons on Helium as Mobile Spin Qubits
 
 
 
 
Saturday, May 22, 2010
 
Denis Konstantinov, RIKEN Photon-induced zero-resistance states in electrons on helium
 
Kimitoshi Kono, RIKEN Coulomb shift of the intersubband resonance and temperature bistability of electrons on He
 
Michael Lea, Royal Holloway Temperature dependent Rydberg levels for electrons on liquid 4He
 
Luke Simkins, Royal Holloway Thermal excitation of large charge offsets in a single-Cooper pair transistor
 
Mark Dykman, Michigan State Ripplonic Lamb shift
 
Valeri Shikin, Institute of Solid State Physics Magnetic edge states in 2D conductors