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SUMMARY:Condensed Matter Physics Seminar: Erik Henriksen: "Pursuing Quantum Spin Liquids in Atomically Thin Materials"
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DESCRIPTION:We are developing thermal transport and quantum sensing approaches for studying quantum spin liquid-related phenomena in atomically thin magnetic materials. We will briefly introduce the Kitaev-type quantum spin liquid and the most promising material candidate at the moment\, a-RuCl3. The remainder of the talk will cover our latest work on a technique to simultaneously measure the thermal conductivity and specific heat in suspended quasi-2D systems\, starting with SiN membranes and moving on to flakes of a-RuCl3\, hexagonal boron nitride\, and also the antiferromagnet FePS3; we will also outline the quantum sensing methodology.  Erik Henriksen\, Assistant Professor\, University of California\, Santa Barbara  Host: Austin Marga      
LOCATION:Technological Institute\, F160\, 2145 Sheridan Road\, Evanston\, IL 60208
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