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  1. Submillimeter Wave Quantum Electronics Using Ion Pairs in Ruby

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  2. Radio-Frequency Capacitive Gate-based Sensing for Silicon CMOS Quantum Electronics

    … for fast, accurate and scalable techniques for quantum state readout in Si CMOS based quantum computing. Second, this new circuit topology for the resonator is used with a dual-gate Si NWFET. This dual-gate device geometry provides access to a double quantum dot (DQD) system in few electron …

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  3. Cryogenic characterization of Josephson junctions

    … of understanding the behavior of low-temperature quantum electronics. Reliable device testing provides the feedback to fabrication process development, facilitating the rapid development of quantum devices. The research presented in this thesis explores the cryogenic testing, analysis, and …

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  4. Synthesis, Characterisation and Device Application of Silicon Nanoparticles produced by Mechanical Attrition

    … nanotechnological applications, such as nano and quantum electronics, sensors and energy applications. However, many of the synthesis methods come with an increased level of sophistication, and thus the unit cost of material produced is high. The study shows that cheap and mass production of …

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  5. Quantentransport in III-V-Halbleiternanosäulen

    … with the smallest lateral dimensions show new quantum transport phenomena which were not observed so far and can be used for developing of novel quantum device concepts. Besides the fabrication and electrical characterization of the devices, numerical calculations, simulations and quantum

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