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Nobel Prize Laureate Special Lecture 2012.06.08
Webmaster Views : 10337 Attach ( 0 ) 게시글 내용 Nobel Laureate Special Lecture WCU Department of Energy Science invites Professor Klaus v. Klitzing, Nobel Prize winner for physics in 1985, from Germany to hold a special lecture. 1. Date: July 2, 2012 (MON) 11:00a.m. 2. Location: Natural Science Campus, Sungkyunkwan University, Samsung Library Auditorium 3. Invited Speaker: Professor Klaus v. Klitzing (Max-Planck-Institut fur Festkorperforschung) - Nobel Prize winner for physics in 1985 4. Lecture topics: Quantum Hall Effect and the New Kilogram 5. Participants: All members of SKKU 6. Hosted by: Department of Energy Science Department, Sungkyunkwan University 7. Organized by: SKKU Institute of Basic Science and BK21 Physics Research Group 8. Supported by: Sungkyunkwan University and Natural Research Foundation 9. Contact: Office of Energy Science (031-299-4272) * * * Quantum Hall Effect and the New Kilogram The quantum Hall effect is in the focus of interest not only because of new research fields like quantum computation or topological insulator but also for his contribution in metrology (science of measurements). The comparisons of the quantized Hall resistance for different materials (silicon, gallium arsenide or graphene) demonstrate the universality of this resistance within the experimental uncertainty of about one part in 1010 and it is generally accepted, that at this level of accuracy the experimental result is identical with the fundamental constant h/e2. This conclusion is important for the present discussion of introducing fundamental constants as new base units for our international system of units. The talk summarizes the contribution of the QHE in this field and the status of a new realization of the base unit of mass, the kilogram. Prof. Klaus v. Klitzing Max-Planck-Institut für Festkörperforschung, Heisenbergstr.1, D-70569 Stuttgart, Germany CURRICULUM VITAE Born on 28th June, 1943, in Schroda. Study of physics at Braunschweig Technical Univ., doctorate Würzburg Univ. (1972), habilitation Würzburg Univ. (1978), Professor Munich Technical Univ (1980-1984), Honorarprofessor (part-time prof.) at Stuttgart Univ. (1985), Director and Scientific Member at the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research (since 1985). Scientific awards / Honours / Memberships (selection) Nobel Prize for Physics (1985) Designation of the fundamental constant h/e2 as von Klitzing constant Honorary Me

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Nobel Laureate Special Lecture

WCU Department of Energy Science invites Professor Klaus v. Klitzing, Nobel Prize winner for physics in 1985, from Germany to hold a special lecture.

1. Date: July 2, 2012 (MON) 11:00a.m.
2. Location: Natural Science Campus, Sungkyunkwan University, Samsung Library Auditorium
3. Invited Speaker: Professor Klaus v. Klitzing (Max-Planck-Institut fur Festkorperforschung)
- Nobel Prize winner for physics in 1985
4. Lecture topics: Quantum Hall Effect and the New Kilogram
5. Participants: All members of SKKU
6. Hosted by: Department of Energy Science Department, Sungkyunkwan University
7. Organized by: SKKU Institute of Basic Science and BK21 Physics Research Group
8. Supported by: Sungkyunkwan University and Natural Research Foundation
9. Contact: Office of Energy Science (031-299-4272)

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Quantum Hall Effect and the New Kilogram

The quantum Hall effect is in the focus of interest not only because of new research fields like quantum computation or topological insulator but also for his contribution in metrology (science of measurements). The comparisons of the quantized Hall resistance for different materials (silicon, gallium arsenide or graphene) demonstrate the universality of this resistance within the experimental uncertainty of about one part in 1010 and it is generally accepted, that at this level of accuracy the experimental result is identical with the fundamental constant h/e2. This conclusion is important for the present discussion of introducing fundamental constants as new base units for our international system of units. The talk summarizes the contribution of the QHE in this field and the status of a new realization of the base unit of mass, the kilogram.

Prof. Klaus v. Klitzing
Max-Planck-Institut für Festkörperforschung, Heisenbergstr.1,
D-70569 Stuttgart, Germany

CURRICULUM VITAE
Born on 28th June, 1943, in Schroda. Study of physics at Braunschweig Technical Univ., doctorate Würzburg Univ. (1972), habilitation Würzburg Univ. (1978), Professor Munich Technical Univ (1980-1984), Honorarprofessor (part-time prof.) at Stuttgart Univ. (1985), Director and Scientific Member at the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research (since 1985).

Scientific awards / Honours / Memberships (selection)
Nobel Prize for Physics (1985)
Designation of the fundamental constant h/e2 as von Klitzing constant
Honorary Me