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Applied Physics: Oxide Electronics Emerge, Science
 









Excerpts: Emergent phenomena (2, 3) in condensed matter cannot be understood in
terms of simple interactions between pairs of particles. Examples of such
phenomena are magnetic excitations in low-dimensional materials,
superconductivity in "heavy electron" magnets, and fractionally charged
particles in a two-dimensional electron gas. A traditional route to
understanding these kinds of emergent states is to create them in new materials.
In this way, one can study states with different characteristics and either test
theoretical descriptions of such states or realize entirely new states of
matter.
Source: Applied Physics: Oxide Electronics Emerge[
http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/sci;315/5817/1377 ], Arthur P.
Ramirez, DOI: 10.1126/science.1138578, Science 315 (5817), 1377, 07/03/09

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