Welcome to Uberlândia!
It is a great pleasure to receive you at the 17 th Brazilian Workshop on Semiconductor Physics. On behalf
of the organizing commitee, we welcome and invite all participants to a productive and enjoyable meeting.
About BWSP
The Brazilian Workshop on Semiconductor Physics is a biannual workshop that aims gathering the
semiconductor physics community to a series of lectures on the most important and timely topics in the
field. In this edition we will continue to cover a broad range of topics such as graphene, wide- and narrowgap semiconductors, low-dimensional systems, quantum information, spin manipulation, organic and
biological related semiconductors, among other traditional topics in semiconductor physics. Moreover, we
will include a section for quantum Hall effect and topological materials.
After the last edition held in the state of São Paulo, BWSP returns to the state of Minas Gerais and will
take place in the city of Uberlândia. Uberlândia is located in the southwest of the state, a region called
Triângulo Mineiro. The Triângulo Mineiro is well known for its rich agriculture, meat production and
packing. Apparently, the name “Uberlândia” has its origin from a Latin word for fertile land, referencing to
its agricultural vocation. With a population of about 700,000 people, Uberlândia has the second largest
population and one of the best infrastructures of the state.
In this edition, BWSP will be organized by professors from the Institute of Physics of the Federal
University of Uberlândia (UFU). UFU is a public institution with about 30,000 students, offering bachelor,
master, and doctoral degrees in a wide range of subject areas. The mission of the university is: to create
and disseminate knowledge, science, technology, innovation, arts and culture into society through a public,
free education; to improve the quality of life through sustainable development, to foster ethical, democratic
values and improve social insertion.
The scientific program of the 17th BWSP will cover the following topics:
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Topological Insulators, Topological Superconductors and Majorana Fermions
Graphene and carbon-based materials
Spintronics and spin-related phenomena
Low-dimensional structures: electronic structure and transport properties
Semiconductor spintronics, spin manipulation and magnetic semiconductors
Organic semiconductors systems and biological related semiconductor physics
Quantum information via Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Quantum Hall Effects
Nanostructure fabrication techniques
Nanophotonics and quantum optics using semiconductors
Wide- and Narrow-Gap semiconductors
The program includes invited talks, tutorials, contributed talks on the frontier of the research
topics above, and panel presentation for all participants. Following the format set since the 13 th
BWSP, on the opening day there will be a tutorial section.
Acknowledgments and Sponsors
Organizing Committee
Edson Vernek (UFU) — Chair
Fabrício Macedo de Souza (UFU)
Tomé Mauro Schmidt (UFU)
Gerson J. Ferreira (UFU)
National Committee
Virgilio de Carvalho dos Anjos (UFJF)
Jordan Del Nero (UFPA)
Antonio C. F. Seridônio (UNESP)
Luis Dias da Silva (USP-SP)
Program Committee
Guilherme Sipahi (USP-São Carlos)
J. Carlos Egues (USP-São Carlos)
Ado Jorio de Vasconcelos (UFMG)
Caio Lewenkopf (UFF)
Jose Roberto Iglesias (UFRGS)
Rodrigo Capaz (UFRJ)
Antonio Gomes Souza Filho (UFC)
Alexandre Reily Rocha (UNESP-SP)
Sergio Ulloa (Ohio University)
Andrea Latgé (UFF)
Antonio José Roque Silva (LNLS)
SUNDAY
8:30
8:55
9:20
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Opening
Andrei Bernevig
Alberta Bonanni
Mônica A. Cotta
Tutorials
Luis Foa Torres
Diogo O. Soares Pinto
Coffee break
Luis G. G. V. Dias da Silva
Enrique V. Anda
Coffee break
Alessandra dos Saltos Silva
Coffee break
Flávio Campopiano Dias de
Moraes
Bárbara Luiza Teixeira Rosa
Horácio W. Leite Alves
Coffee break
Mircea Guina
Luiz Gustavo Cançado
Ewelina Hankiewicz
Eduardo R. Azevêdo
Benedikt Scharf
Eva Andrei
José Maria Villas Bôas
Sukarno Olavo Ferreira
Pedro Orellana
Alexandre Levine
Paulo Eduardo Faria Junior
Mariama R. de Sousa Dias
Alisson Ronieri Cadore
Closing
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Klaus Ensslin
9:45
10:10
10:35
11:00
11:25
11:50
12:15
12:40
13:05
13:30
13:55
14:20
14:45
15:10
15:35 Luiz Gustavo Cançado
16:00
16:25
Coffee break
16:50
Luis G. G. V. Dias da
17:15
Silva
17:40
18:05
18:30 Eduardo R. Azevêdo
18:55
19:20
19:45
20:10
FRIDAY
Andrea Latge
Fernando Gonzalez-Zalba
Fanyao Qu
Saimon F. C. da Silva
Coffee break
Andrei Bernevig
Jeffrey Neaton
Nancy Sandler
Stephen Patrick Walborn
Guilherme Matos Sipahi
Coffee break
Raphael L. M. Lobato
David A. Ruiz-Tijerina
Andre Henriques
Felix G. G. Hernandez
Coffee break
Poliana Heiffig Penteado
Ted Silva Santana
Erasmo A. de Andrada e Silva
Christoph F. Deneke
Coffee break
Jiyong Fu
Leandro R. F. Lima
Rodrigo de Paula A. Lima
Poster
Poster
Free
Poster
Dinner
Invited Talks
Contributed Talks
BWSP 17 - Tutorials
Tutorials
Sunday – Afternoon
Luiz Gustavo Cançado – UFMG, Brazil
Raman characterization of nano–carbon systems
Luis G. G. V. Dias da Silva – IF–USP, Brazil
Many body physics with semiconductor quantum dots
Eduardo R. Azevêdo – IFSC–USP, Brazil
NMR principles and spin manipulation for quantum information processing
Tuesday – Afternoon
Andrei Bernevig – Princeton, USA
Topological Insulators
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BWSP 17 - Invited
Invited Talks
Monday – Morning
Klaus Ensslin – ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Spin–correlation in a quantum dot strongly coupled to a fermionic cavity
Mircea Guina – Tampere University of Technology, Finland
Physics, technology, and applications of III-Bi/N-V heterostructures
Eva Andrei – Rutgers University, USA
Charging vacancies in graphene: from neutral to supercritical
Monday – Afternoon
Jeffrey Neaton – Berkeley, USA
Carrier Transport and Energy Conversion at the Nanoscale from First Principles
Tuesday – Morning
Andrei Bernevig – Princeton, USA
Weyl semimetals
Luiz Gustavo Cançado – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
Spatial Coherence In Near–Field Raman Scattering
Tuesday – Afternoon
Nancy Sandler – Ohio University, USA
Graphene Flowers
Wednesday – Morning
Alberta Bonanni – Johannes Kepler University, Austria
Semiconductor III–nitrides beyond LEDs and HEMTs
Fernando Gonzalez–Zalba – Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory
Donor–based quantum computing in silicon
Ewelina Hankiewicz – Wuerzburg University, Germany
From Transport in Topological Insulators to the Hybrid Structures: In the Search of Majorana
Fermions
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BWSP 17 - Invited
Thursday – Morning
Mônica A. Cotta – UNICAMP, Brazil
Far–from–equilibrium nanowire growth and applications to biosensing devices
Eduardo R. Azevêdo – IFSC/USP, Brazil
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance as a tool for molecular characterization and quantum properties of
open quantum systems
Thursday – Afternoon
Stephen Patrick Walborn – Johannes Kepler University, Austria
Experimental investigation of Multipartite Entanglement with Photon Pairs
Friday – Morning
Luis Foa Torres – Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina
The road towards Floquet topological states: Using light as a topological switch
Benedikt Scharf – University at Buffalo, USA
Probing topological states and transitions in systems of reduced dimensionality
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BWSP 17 – Contributed Talks
Contributed Talks
Monday – Morning
Diogo de Oliveira Soares Pinto – IFSC – USP
Quantum speed limit from information geometry
Monday – Afternoon
Guilherme Matos Sipahi – Universidade de São Paulo
Interband polarized absorption in InP polytypical superlattices
Raphael Longuinhos Monteiro Lobato – UFLA
Theoretical Chemistry of alpha–Graphyne: Functionalization, Symmetry Breaking and Generation
of Dirac–Fermions Mass
David A. Ruiz–Tijerina – Universidade de São Paulo
Interplay between Majorana and Kondo physics in an interacting quantum dot coupled to a
topological quantum wire
Andre Henriques – USP
Triplet state spin coherence generation in singly–charged quantum dot ensembles by picosecond
light pulses
Tuesday – Morning
Andrea Latge – Universidade Federal Fluminense
Symmetries of quantum transport with Rashba spin–orbit: Graphene spintronics
Luis Gregorio G. V. Dias da Silva – Instituto de Física – USP
Magnetic Noise From Kondo Traps
Enrique Victoriano Anda – Dpto de Física, PUC–Rio
A Kondo Two Dots Spin–Filter Device
José Maria Villas Bôas – Universidade Federal de Uberlândia
Empty Cavity As A Tool To Investigate Light–Matter Interactions In Quantum Dot–Cavity Systems
Sukarno Olavo Ferreira – UFV
Evaluation of CdTe thin films grown on Si(001) and on flexible Kapton substrates
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BWSP 17 – Contributed Talks
Tuesday – Afternoon
Felix G. G. Hernandez – IF–USP
Resonant Control Of The Current–Induced Spin Polarization In A Two–Dimensional Electron
System
Poliana Heiffig Penteado – IFSC/USP
Crossed Persistent Spin Helices
Ted Silva Santana – Heriot–Watt University
Efficient extraction of indistinguishable photons from a quantum dot in a noisy environment
Erasmo A. de Andrada e Silva – INPE
Helical interface modes in IV–VI inverted–gap semiconductor asymmetric QWs
Wednesday – Morning
Alessandra dos Saltos Silva – UFU
Diluted magnetic semiconductors in glass
Pedro Orellana – Universidad Técnica Federico Santa Maria
Bound states in the continuum with Dirac–like fermions
Alexandre Levine – IFUSP
Persistence of a Two–Dimensional Topological Insulator State in Wide HgTe Quantum Wells
Thursday – Morning
Flávio Campopiano Dias de Moraes – USP
Temperature Dependence of the Light Induced Magnetic Moment in EuTe
Bárbara Luiza Teixeira Rosa – UFMG
Observation of emission enhancement caused by symmetric carrier depletion in III–V
nanomembrane heterostructures
Horácio Wagner Leite Alves – UFSJ
SnO2/TiO2 (001) And (110) Superlattices: A Theoretical Study Of Their Electronic And Dielectric
Properties
Paulo Eduardo Faria Junior – Universidade de São Paulo
Microscopic description of spin–lasers: from spin–dependent gain to high frequency operation
Mariama Rebello de Sousa Dias – Universidade Federal de São Carlos
Dresselhaus spin–orbit interaction effects on transport properties of polytypic nanowires
Thursday – Afternoon
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BWSP 17 – Contributed Talks
Christoph F. Deneke – LNNano/CNPEM
Graphene/hBN plasmon–phonon coupling investigated by lateral resolved infrared spectroscopy
Jiyong Fu – Physics institute of Sao Carlos, University of Sao Paulo
Spin–orbit interaction in GaAs wells: From one to two subbands
Leandro Romão Fernandes Lima – Universidade Federal Fluminense
Current densities in the quantum spin Hall state due to the presence of adatoms in graphene
Rodrigo de Paula Almeida Lima – UFAL
Thermoelectric properties and the violation of Wiedemann–Franz law in quantum dots
Friday – Morning
Fanyao Qu – University of Brasilia
Topological quantum phase transitions in strained graphene
Saimon Filipe Covre da Silva – UFV/LNNano
Ingaas Nanomembranes Explored As Substrates For III–V Growth
Alisson Ronieri Cadore – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerias
Asymmetric modulation of the graphene devices resistivity under H2 exposure
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BWSP 17 – Posters
Posters
Posters: Monday
1) Bruno Max de Souza Melo – UFF
Strained and corrugated graphene: band structure and band gap
2) Marcio Peron Franco de Godoy – UFSCar
Correlation between phase transition and magnetic properties of Nb2O5
3) Armando Arquimedes Pezo Lopez – IFT-UNESP
Spin Splitting in Semiconductor Heterostructures
4) Yuri Policei Marques – UNESP
Catching the Bound States in the Continuum of a Phantom Atom in Graphene
5) Dominike Pacine de Andrade – Universidade Federal de Uberlândia
Electronic Structure And Magnetic Properties Of Inas Surface Covered Of Infinite And Finite
Transition Metal Chains (Fe, Co And Mn)
6) Enrique Munoz – Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile
Non-equilibrium transport in strongly-correlated nanostructures
7) Patrícia Aparecida Almeida de Oliveira – Federal University of Uberlândia
Bell States And Entanglement Dynamics On Two Coupled Quantum Molecules
8) Giorgio Ernesto Testoni – ITA
Multilayer Thin Films Of Al2O3-TiO2 Grown By Atomic Layer Deposition
9) Guilherme Aluizio Steffens Lorenset – Universidade Federal de Santa Maria
Lattice Thermal Conductivity Of PbTe Nanostructures By Molecular Dynamics
10) Yara Galvão Gobato – UFSCAR
Effects of thermal annealing on optical and spin properties of dilute nitride quantum wells
11) Julio César Bolaños Pomayna – Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo
Mis Oscillations And Geometrical Resonance Peaks Of A Wide Quantum Well In An Electrically
Tuned Triangular Antidot Lattice
12) Dimy Nanclares Fernandes Sanches – Universidade de São Paulo
Spectrum And Transport Properties Of HgTe/CdTe Quantum Wells In The Quantum Spin Hall
Regime
13) Thiago Gomes da Silva – Universidade Federal do Paraná
Microcomputed tomography analysis of self assembled ZnO dendritic structures
14) Felipe David Crasto de Lima – Universidade Federal de Uberlândia
Transition metals adsorbed in graphene grain boundaries
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BWSP 17 – Posters
15) Luis Alberto Torres Quispe – UFSC
Modeling the Influence of Temperature on the Thickness of Electrodeposited Ni(OH)2 Thin Films
16) Victor Lopes da Silva – PUC-Rio
Effects of many-body physics: a Projector Operator solution
17) Luiz Henrique Bugatti Guessi – UNESP
Effect of Inter-Adatoms Correlations on the Local Density of States of Graphene
18) Andre Luis Rossi Melzi – UFSCar
Electrical Resistivity in Percolating Networks of Semiconducting Nanowires
19) Bruno Henrique Bononi dos Santos – UFSCar
Carrier localization and Spin e?ects in GaBiAs layers
20) Virgilio de Carvalho dos Anjos – UFJF
Coherent Heat Transport in Phononic Crystal at Low Temperatures
21) Daniel Neves Micha – CEFET/RJ
Study on the growth parameters of InAs quantum dots on (Al)GaAs for intermediate band solar
cells
22) Ana Champi – UFABC
Electronic behavior of FLGFETs devices by back-gate applied
23) Daniel Alejandro Solis Lerma – Unicamp
Localization properties of graphene Landau levels: The role of edge states
24) Tiago de Campos – Universidade de São Paulo
Optical trends in InP polytypic superlattices
25) Carlos Maciel de Oliveira Bastos – Instituto de Física de São Carlos - USP
New algorithm to obtain the k.p parameters from band-structure calculations: The example of GaAs
26) Luciano Henrique Siliano Ricco – UNESP
Probing the Antisymmetric Fano Interference Assisted by a Majorana Fermion
27) Vladimir Roger Miranda La Hera – IFGW-UNICAMP
Optical emissions from InAsP/InP heterostructure nanowires
28) Hanay Kamimura – UFSCar
A Raman study of InP nanowires
29) Alysson Ferreira Morais – IFUSP
Indução De Magnetização Pela Incidência Da Luz: Polarons Em Eute À Temperaturas Finitas
30) Marco Antonio Tito Patricio – insituto de Física de São Carlos , universidade de São Paulo
Study Of Interminiband Charge Transfer In Quantizing Magnetic Field In InGaAs/InP Superlattices
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BWSP 17 – Posters
31) Luana Santos Araujo – UFSCar
Capacitance-Voltage measurements of CVD boron doped diamond after plasma treatment
Posters: Tuesday
32) Ginetom Souza Diniz – UDF
Spin-Charge Transport in Graphene Nanoribbon Devices under Spatially Modulated Rashba Field
33) Vivaldo Lopes Oliveira Neto – Federal University of São Carlos
Geometric Berry phase in tilted Rashba quantum rings
34) Fanyao Qu – University of Brasilia
The character of exciton in monolayer MoS2
35) Vânia Aparecida da Costa – INPE
Two-band model for thermoelectric transport in IV-VI semiconductor compounds
36) Marcio Peron Franco de Godoy – UFSCar
Study of Polycrystalline ZnO obtained by dripping method
37) Miguel Angel Gonzalez Balanta – UFSCAR
Optical manipulation of the spin from Mn ions in a In-GaAs/GaAs/ Mn structure
38) Jenaina Ribeiro Soares – Universidade Federal de Lavras
Group theory for two-dimensional phosphorene systems and transition metal dichalcogenides:
lattice vibrations and structural analysis
39) Horácio Wagner Leite Alves – UFSJ
Vibrational And Dielectric Properties Of PbSnTe Alloys By First-Principles Calculations
40) Miraci Silva Costa – Universidade Federal do Pará
Majorana fermions detection system with a quantum dot coupled to a chain Kitaev
41) Ana Champi – UFABC
The role of the thermal reduction in the chemical process to obtain graphene oxides.
42) Marcelos Lima Peres – Universidade Federal de Itajubá
Electrical transport measurements on Bi2Te3 topological insulator
43) Alexandre De Souza Oliveira – UFPA
1-D Molecular System: Electronic Transport Of Conjugated Carbon Chains Connected To
Structural Gold Electrodes
44) Vanbasten Fernandes Silva – UFU
Estudo Das Propriedades Energéticas, Estruturais E Eletrônicas Da Adsorção De Au Em Siliceno
Com Defeitos Estruturais
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BWSP 17 – Posters
45) Douglas Marcel Gonçalves Leite – ITA
Ellipsometric studies in high textured nanocrystalline AlN films
46) Marcelo Alejandro Toloza Sandoval – Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais
Effective G-Factor And Its Anisotropy For Electrons In III-V Semiconductor QWs
47) Ta-Ryeong Park – Hoseo University
Charge transfer between vibrating pairs in InxAl1-xAs
48) Saeed Ullah – University of Sao Paulo (USP)
Long-lived spin coherence in double and triple quantum wells
49) Yuri Policei Marques – UNESP
Catching The Bound States In The Continuum Of A Phantom Atom In Graphene
50) Danilo Roque Huanca – Universidade Federal de Itajubá
Optical Properties Of Porous Silicon Photonic Crystal With Graded Effective Refractive Index In
Depth
51) Augusto M. Alcalde – UFU
Tunneling induced transparency in coupled quantum dots: role of exchange interaction
52) Henrique Limborço – UFMG
Growth Of CuInSe2 Nanostructures By MBE
53) Marcelo Zoega Maialle – Faculdade de Ciências Aplicadas - Unicamp - Limeira
Simulation Of Harmonic Effects On Electrically Driven Spin Resonance
54) Erika Nascimento Lima – UFMG
Edge States Of Topological Bi(111) Nanoribbons: An Ab Initio Study
55) Roberto Jakomin – UFRJ
InAs quantum dot formation on GaAs for optimization of intermediate band solar cells
56) Marcel Santos Claro – Universidade de São Paulo
Computational method for the calculation of stationary and dynamic quantum states in
tridimensional heterostructures with arbitrary shape and composition
57) Yina Julieth Onofre Ramirez – Universidade Federal de São Carlos UFSCar
Study Of Polycrystalline Zno Obtained By Dripping Method
58) Luís Antônio Cabral – Federal University of São Carlos
Mn-enhanced collective emisson of quantum dots
59) Riama Coelho Gouveia – IFSP
Phonon Localization in Germanium Nanowires Grown from Ni Nanoparticles
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BWSP 17 – Posters
60) Horácio Wagner Leite Alves – UFSJ
Electronic Properties Of Bulk Hgte And HgTe/CdTe (001) Superlattices By First-Principles
Calculations
61) Rudy Massami Sakamoto Kawabata – PUC-Rio
Process calibration of HSQ mask for selective area growth (SAG) of InAs/GaAs QD-in-NW for
single photon emitters
62) Vanessa Orsi Gordo – UFSCar
Spin Effects Of (InGa)As Quantum Rings Inserted Into Resonant Tunneling Diodes
Posters: Thursday
63) Marcos Sergio Figueira da Silva – Universidade Federal Fluminense
X-boson cumulant approach to the topological Kondo insulators
64) Edwin Ramos Rodríguez – Universidade Federal Fluminense
X-boson cumulant approach to the multiplet level systems: study of the first order transition when
J=5/2
65) Thiago Gomes da Silva – Universidade Federal do Paraná
Structural and optical properties of nanocristalline CeO2 films obtained by precipitation technique
66) Alexandre Cavalheiro Dias – UnB
Spin-orbit coupling dependent valley polarization in graphene dot and antidot
67) Moises Porfirio Rojas Leyva – UFLA
Quantum teleportation via Ising-XXZ diamond chain structure
68) Igor Saulo Santos de Oliveira – UFLA
Pyridine intercalation in Bi2Se3 topological insulator
69) Carlos Alberto Leon Chinchay – UFF
Electronic properties of h-BN embedded graphene zigzag nanoribbons
70) Maryzaura de Oliveira Assunção – UFU
Influence of Crossed Andreev Reflection in the Dynamics of a Double Quantum DotSuperconductor System
71) Antonio Carlos Ferreira Seridonio – UNESP
Spin-dependent beating patterns in thermoelectric properties: filtering the carriers of the heat flux in
a Kondo adatom system
72) Emilia Ridolfi – uff
Effective Tight-Binding Hamiltonian for a monolayer of molybdenum disulphide
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BWSP 17 – Posters
73) Luis Ismael Asmat López – UFSC
Partial pseudospin polarization, latticetronics and Fano resonances in quantum dots based in
graphene ribbons: a conductance spectroscopy
74) Leonardo Kleber Castelano – UFSCar
Singlet-Triplet Qubits In Quantum Dots
75) Johnni Xavier Padilha – UFSCar
Effects of tilted magnetic fields on the electronic structure of semiconductor heterostructures
76) Daiara Fernandes de Faria – UFF
Local sublattice symmetry breaking for graphene with a centrosymmetric deformation
77) Carlos José Páez Gonzalez – FCA-Unicamp
Layer and Sublattice pseudospin in biased bilayer graphene
78) Diego Ferreira Carneiro – Centro federal de Educação tecnológica de minas gerais
Resonant magnetotuneling through an heterostructure composed of GaAs / AlGaAs
79) Evaldo Ribeiro – Universidade Federal do Paraná
Enhancement Of Photovoltaic Organic Device Performance By Using Si Nanoparticles
80) Antonio Thiago Madeira Beirão – Universidade Federal do Pará
Detecting Zero Mode In Kitaev Chain Coupled In A Quantum-Dot.
81) Fernando Massa Fernandes – Universidade de São Paulo
Noise in superlattice quantum-well infrared photodetectors
82) Sabrina Lara dos Reis – UFSCar
Study of Polycrystalline ZnO obtained by dripping method
83) Augusto de Lelis Araújo – Universidade Federal de Uberlândia - UFU
Confinement Effects on IV-VI Topological Crystalline Insulators
84) Jessica Edith Quispe Bautista – Instituto de Física - Universidade Federal de Alagoas
Conductance of interactive electrons in a quantum dot with Fano-Rashba effect
85) Walber Hugo de Brito – Departamento de Física, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
Stability and Electronic Properties of graphene-like Carbon Nitride Structures
86) Fanyao Qu – University of Brasilia
New character of molecular ground state in manganese-doped quantum dot molecules
87) Pedro Henrique Pereira – Universidade Federal de São Carlos
Spin polarized photocurrent generation in heterostructures doped with magnetic impurities
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88) Walter Andrade de Freitas – UFU
Topological States In Confined Bi2Se3/AlN Heterostructure
89) Tharnier Puel de Oliveira – CBPF
Unconventional Superconductivity And Hybridization In A Two-Band 1D Chain
90) Mariana Mieko Odashima – Universidade Federal Fluminense
Time-dependent quantum transport in a resonant tunneling system: partitioned vs partition-free
approaches
91) Cesar Enrique Perez Villegas – Instituto de Física Teórica - UNESP
Excitonic Effects On The Optical Properties Of MoTe2/InN Heterostructures For Photovoltaic
Applications
92) Alexis Ricardo Hernández Nunez – UFRJ
Finite difference method for transport of two-dimensional massless Dirac fermions in a ribbon
geometry
93) Daniel Neves Micha – CEFET/RJ
Solar cells with very reflective back side: photon recycling effect and internal quantum efficiency
new features
94) Carlos Augusto Mera Acosta – University of Sao Paulo
Dirac Fermions Without Bulk Backscattering In Rhombohedral Topological Insulators
95) Pablo M. Perez-Piskunow – Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
Hierarchy of Floquet chiral edge states in graphene
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