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--- projects [2016/04/28 10:50] – [Projects] janet
+++ projects [2016/05/02 10:01] – [Daniel] daniel
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 ==== Daniel ====
-This [[http://physics.gmu.edu/~pnikolic/articles/Topological%20insulators%20(Physics%20World,%20February%202011).pdf|Brief review article on topological insulators]] is pretty quick to read. Robert, you might be interested in the discussion on the last page about future work in the field with topological insulators and majorana fermions.
+This [[http://physics.gmu.edu/~pnikolic/articles/Topological%20insulators%20(Physics%20World,%20February%202011).pdf|Brief review article on topological insulators]] is pretty quick to read.
+This has an extensive [[http://journals.aps.org/rmp/abstract/10.1103/RevModPhys.83.1057|review of topological insulators]].
 Current draft of the paper (Still pretty rough. Will be updated Sunday night): {{:topological_insulators_rd.pdf|}}
+Here's my presentation {{:topological_insulators1.pptx|}}
 ==== Jordan ====
 high temperature superconductors
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 {{::science-2015-clery-369-71.pdf|}}
+{{:superconductivity_pommerenck.pptx|}}
 ==== Kyle ====
 photons and electron transport
+Check out my rough draft here. The content I will present will be almost identical but with ever so slightly more pictures and less words. This version of the abstract has what I originally envisioned my project being, then I spent waaaay too much time trying to understand all of the derivations for what is a vast, vast topic that has like 75 years of prolific works behind it.
+These are my favorite links that will do a much better job covering this material than I ever could
+[[http://www.pveducation.org/pvcdrom/instructions]]
+[[http://ecee.colorado.edu/~bart/book/book/contents.htm]]
+{{:main_text.docx|}}
 ==== Nicole ====
 hopping conductivty in organics (and other)
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 In particular, we would be interested in Majorana Fermions as they exist in solid state superconductivity.  Read [[http://arxiv.org/pdf/1206.1736v2.pdf|this paper]] for a nice introduction.
+{{:majorana.pdf}}