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Professor Chiang has done seminal research on the electronic properties, lattice structure, and dynamic behavior of surfaces, interfaces, and ultrathin films. He employs molecular beam epitaxy techniques to create thin films and composite systems made of metals, semiconductors, topological insulators, superconductors, and charge-density-wave compounds, where functionality and novel properties may emerge from quantum confinement and coherent coupling among the components of the composite.
While his work focuses on basic scientific principles, many of the systems under investigation have strong potential for applications. He is credited for being the first one to create atomically uniform films of thicknesses ranging from a single layer to well over a hundred layers. Such films function as miniature electron interferometers in which electrons bounce back and forth between the two boundaries to form standing waves, also known as quantum well states. These effects allow precise measurements of the electronic wavelength and the kinetics of electron motion. Professor Chiang is an outstanding theorist who is able to develop theoretical models for his experimental results.
While his work focuses on basic scientific principles, many of the systems under investigation have strong potential for applications. He is credited for being the first one to create atomically uniform films of thicknesses ranging from a single layer to well over a hundred layers. Such films function as miniature electron interferometers in which electrons bounce back and forth between the two boundaries to form standing waves, also known as quantum well states. These effects allow precise measurements of the electronic wavelength and the kinetics of electron motion. Professor Chiang is an outstanding theorist who is able to develop theoretical models for his experimental results.
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ACS Nano (2024)
ACS NANOno. 14 (2024): 10243-10248
Jack Zwettler, Henry Amir, Faren H. Marashi, Nina Bielinski, Sahaj Patel, Pranav Mahaadev,Yijing Huang,Dipanjan Chaudhuri,Xuefei Guo,Tai Chang Chiang,Dirk K. Morr,Peter Abbamonte,
PHYSICAL REVIEW Bno. 4 (2024)
ACS nanono. 14 (2024): 10243-10248
APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERSno. 1 (2024)
NANO RESEARCHno. 3 (2024): 2204-2204
arxiv(2024)
arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)
PHYSICAL REVIEW Bno. 20 (2023)
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