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The 3rd African Conference on Fundamental and Applied Physics (ACP2023)

25–30 Sept 2023
Protea Hotel King George
Africa/Johannesburg timezone

ASP Conference Committee

Session

Atomic, molecular & laser physics

28 Sept 2023, 09:00
Regency Room (Protea Hotel King George)

Regency Room

Protea Hotel King George

Conveners

Atomic, molecular & laser physics

  • Mmantsae Diale (University of Pretoria, South Africa)
  • Obinna Abah (Newcastle University, United Kingdom)

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  1. 223. Capturing a quantum image without a camera
    Chané Moodley (QLAB, Raphta (PTY) LTD, Waterfall, Johannesburg,South Africa)
    28/09/2023, 09:00
    Physics Research
    Invited Talk

    Pairs of entangled photos are used to reconstruct an image in the application area known as quantum ghost imaging. It is the correlation between the photon pair that allows for the reconstruction of the image, as opposed to single photon detection. The entangled photons are spatially separated into two independent paths, one to illuminate the object and the other which is collected by a...

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  2. 201. Introduction to spintronics: (c.f. Overcoming the skyrmion Hall effect)
    Dr Collins Ashu Akosa (Waseda University, Japan)
    28/09/2023, 09:30
    Physics Research
    Invited Talk

    The recent years has witnessed a surge of research in the field of spintronics in which, the spin degree of freedom of electrons in combination with its charge, is employed to create smart, high-density, high-efficiency and low power-consuming data storage and memory technologies. Ever since it was demonstrated that current traversing a magnetic sample may alter its magnetic configuration...

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  3. 90. Unlocking Quantum Correlations and Coherence in Double Quantum Dots for Scalable Solid-State Qubits
    Dr Zakaria Dahbi (Mohammed V University, Morocco)
    Physics Research
    Invited Talk

    Solid-state systems have emerged as highly promising options for constructing qubits in the field of quantum technologies. Among these systems, double quantum dots (DQDs) have attracted con- siderable attention due to their versatility and potential for scalable qubit implementation. In this presentation, our primary focus will be to explore the quantum properties exhibited by DQDs, which make...

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