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Eavesdropping on spin talk

Jay Kikkawa ()
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Jay Kikkawa: University of Pennsylvania

Nature, 2002, vol. 415, issue 6869, 273-275

Abstract: Taking advantage of nuclear and electron 'spin interactions' to store and process information is a long-standing goal. A systematic technique for manipulating spin in a semiconductor provides a low-temperature solution.

Date: 2002
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