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FUKUYAMA LABORATORY (Low Temperature Physics)
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo

Research Interests

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Our research interests are:
  superfluidity and superconductivity,
  magnetic frustration,
  strong correlation effects in fermion systems,
  quantum Hall effects,
mainly in two dimensional (2D) quantum many-body systems where fluctuation effects are important.

Actual materials we are studying are:
  2D fluid and solid helium,
  graphene,
  anisotropic or ultra-thin superconductors,
  2D electron systems in semiconductors.

Although they are widely spread, we are trying to extract new and general concepts in physics behind them.

With a variety of experimental techniques such as
  specific heat measurement,
  cw- and pulsed-NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance),
  STM (scanning tunneling microscopy) and
 ● STS (scanning tunneling spectroscopy),
  AFM (atomic force microscopy),
  electronic transportation,
we are carrying out our experiments in a wide temperature range down to 60 micro-K.

* more details

   20090316_j_phys_soc_jpn
   20090408_npg_asia_materials 20090116_phys_rev_lett
   20090103_cryogenics
 
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Priority Areas from MEXT
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