Lecture

Quantum Computing with NV-centers in Diamond

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Description

This lecture covers the study of size-dependent phononic transport in nanowires, focusing on phonon scattering, thermal conductivity, and length dependence. It explores applications in high and low thermal conductivity scenarios, such as ultrafast cooling and thermal insulation. The presentation delves into challenges and opportunities in improving processor performance and developing new devices.

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