Relativity on a chip

Michael E. Flatté ()
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Michael E. Flatté: University of Iowa

Nature, 2004, vol. 427, issue 6969, 21-22

Abstract: The manipulation of electronic spins — 'spintronics' — might be the basis of future device technology. A subtle relativistic effect offers a way to flip spins inside a semiconducting material.

Date: 2004
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