Quantum Interference - Globe Thesis

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1.	Photodissociation Dynamics Of Ketene And Quantum Interference Effect In Collision-induced Energy Transfer For CO-HCI System
2.	Theoretical Studies Of Collision-induced Energy Transfer Within Diatomic Molecules In Excited States
3.	The Theory And Application Of Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy In Anisotropic Materials
4.	Emission And Absorption Of Multi-level Atoms Driven By External Fields And In Photonic Crystals
5.	Synthesis,Electrical And Optical Properties Of Graphene
6.	Theoretical Studies Of State-to-state Photodissociation Dynamics Of Water Molecule
7.	Simulations Of Non-destructive Testing Based On Superconducting Quantum Interference Devices
8.	Manipulating Different Magnetization Configurations At Honeycomb Lattice Nanoribbons
9.	Non-destructive Testing Of 3D Braided Composites Based On SQUID
10.	Research On The Mechanism Of Optoelectronic Manipulation Based On Typical Materials/Structures Including Graphene
11.	The Study Of Quantum Interference And ?-? Stacking Interaction By Single Molecular Electrical Measurements
12.	Controlling Single Molecular Junction Conductance Based On Electrochemical STM-BJ Method
13.	Study On Electrical And Magnetic Properties Of Chinese High Pressure And High Temperature Grown Synthetic Diamonds
14.	Study On Thermodynamic Performance Optimization Of Quantum Dot Thermoelectric Devices
15.	Development of a SQUID (Superconducting Quantum Interference Device) detection system of magnetic nanoparticles for cancer imaging
16.	Quantum Electronic Interference in Nano Amorphous Silicon and Other Thin Film Resistance Memor
17.	Electrochemical Gating Of Charge Transport Through Single-molecule Junctions Using Mechanically Controllable Break Junction Technique
18.	Single-Molecule Study Of The Charge Transport Through Unconventional-Bonds Based Molecules
19.	Thermoelectric Transport Mechanism And Performance Adjustment In Organic Molecular-scale Materials
20.	Quantum Interference Effect And Electrical Transport Properties Of Rare Earth-Transition Metal Clusters Based On Scanning Tunneling Microscope Break Junction Technique
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