Dr. Ionel Tifrea

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Talks

28. California State University Long Beach, Nuclear Spin Dynamics in Semiconductor Nanostructures, March 2008, Long Beach (USA)
27. APS March Meeting, Nuclear Spin Dynamics in Semiconductor Nanostructures, March 2008, New Orleans (USA)
26. California State University Fullerton, Twenty Years of High Temperature Superconductivity, April 2007, Fullerton (USA)
25. California State University Fullerton, Optoelectronic Control of Nuclear Magnetization in Semiconductor Nanostructures, February 2006, Fullerton (USA)
24. University of Basel, Optoelectronic Control of Nuclear Magnetization in Semiconductor Nanostructures, November 2005, Basel (Switzerland)
23. NATO ASI "Manipulating Quantum Coherence in Solid State Systems", Nuclear spin dynamics in semiconductor heterostructures, August 2005, Cluj-Napoca (Romania) (invited lecturer)
22. Max Plank Institute for Physics of Complex Systems, Optoelectronic Control of Nuclear Magnetization in Semiconductor Nanostructures, May 2004, Dresden (Germany)
21. University of North Dakota, Optoelectronic Control of Nuclear Magnetization in Semiconductor Nanostructures, April 2004
20. APS March Meeting, Electric field tunability of nuclear and electronic spin dynamics due to the hyperfine interaction, March 2004, Montreal (Canada) (invited talk)
19. SPINTECH II, Nuclear spin dynamics in parabolic quantum wells, August 2003, Brugge (Belgium) (oral presentation)
18. Pennsylvania State University, Electric field tunability of nuclear spin dynamics due to the hyperfine interaction in semiconductor nanostructures, May 2003
17. MRS Spring Meeting, Nuclear spin dynamics in parabolic quantum wells, April 2003, San Francisco (oral presentation)
16. APS March Meeting, Nuclear spin dynamics due to the hyperfine interaction in parabolic quantum wells, March 2003, Austin (oral presentation)
15. University of Iowa, Spin decoherence due to hyperfine interaction in semiconductor nanostructures, November 2002
14. The National Romanian Conference in Theoretical Physics, Spin decoherence due to the hyperfine interaction in semiconductor nanostructures, September 13-16 2002, Bucharest (Romania) (oral presentation)
13. APS March Meeting, Electron spin decoherence due to the hyperfine interaction in semiconductor nanostructures, March 2002 , Indianapolis (oral presentation)
12. APS March Meeting, Collective modes in a bilayer spin-polarized system, March 2001, Seattle (oral presentation)
11. "Babes-Bolyai" University of Cluj (Romania), Correct Diagrammatic Expansion between Weak and Strong Coupling Regimes in Two Dimensional Fermionic Systems, January 2002
10. The University of Iowa, Correct Diagrammatic Expansion between Weak and Strong Coupling Regimes in Two Dimensional Fermionic Systems, October 2001
9. Naval Research Laboratory, Collective modes in a bilayer quasi-two-dimensional spin polarized electron gas, June 2001
8. University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa, Correct Diagrammatic Expansion between Weak and Strong Coupling Regimes in Two Dimensional Fermionic Systems, April 2001
7. Georgia Tech, Relevance of the pair-pair interaction in the crossover from weak to strong coupling interaction in 2D fermionic attractive systems, April 2001
6. University of Miami, Relevance of the pair-pair interaction in the crossover from weak to strong coupling interaction in 2D fermionic attractive systems, April 2001
5. University of Missouri - Columbia, The role of the attractive interaction in two dimensional fermionic systems, February 2001
4. Clemson University, Crossover phenomena in two dimensional fermionic systems, October 2000
3. University of Georgia, Evolution from weak to strong coupling regime in a two dimensional fermionic system, September 2000
2. University of Georgia, A non-Fermi liquid approach for HTSC materials.The Anderson model., December 1999
1. University of Camerino (Italy),  Non-Fermi liquid models for HTSC materials, December 1999