Proximitized Materials: From Spintronics to Majorana States

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Explores Josephson junctions, covering theory, fabrication, and practical applications in superconducting electronics.

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Explores the programmable nature of van der Waals materials and their unique properties, including twistronics and quantum transport.

Provides an overview of van der Waals materials, superconductivity in twisted graphene, skyrmions, and ferroelectricity.

Explores the behavior of Josephson junctions in different voltage states and the RSCJ model for real junctions.

Explains the Josephson effect and the significance of the Josephson Junction in superconducting technology.

Explores the applications of quantum science in statistical physics, covering semiconductors, photons, and quantum point contacts.

Delves into the potential of two-dimensional materials for electronic applications, covering their properties, challenges, and future prospects.

Explores graphene's quantum conductance, special electronic properties, nanoribbon fabrication, and edge effects.