http://www.physorg.com/news101123360.html
The possibilities are potentially endless for spintronics.
Indeed, this sounds revolutionary to me. "Endless" applications & boundless new insights seem likely from a technology heretofore unknown to me.
Spin current is still electron or hole current, is there any deviation from fundamental limits in the end?
QUOTE (Mike Mariani MD, FAAP+Jun 16 2007, 03:57 PM)
Indeed, this sounds revolutionary to me. "Endless" applications & boundless new insights seem likely from a technology heretofore unknown to me.
You sound like you're giving a lecture, Mr. Mike Mariani MD, FAAP.
You sound like you're giving a lecture, Mr. Mike Mariani MD, FAAP.
if one can just use plasmons to shift unusable light into photovoltaicly useful wavelengths and boost the efficiency of a solar cell, it would be great.
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