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Quantisation of the conductance of ballistic 1D electrons

University College London
Electronic Engineering Professional
Sir Michael pioneered the study of low dimensional electron gas systems and the associated quantum effects, and his career has […]
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Early work on semiconductor quantum nanoelectronics in the Cavendish Laboratory

University College London
Electronic Engineering Professional
Sir Michael Pepper on the background to work that came out of the Semiconductor Physics group in the Cavendish Laboratory.
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Electrostatically modifying a 2D electron gas to form 1D and 0D systems

University College London
Electronic Engineering Professional
Sir Michael pioneered the study of low dimensional electron gas systems and the associated quantum effects, and his career has […]
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Fano resonance in a cavity-reflector hybrid system

University College London
Electronic Engineering Professional
Sir Michael Pepper presents the results of transport measurements in a hybrid system consisting of an arch-shaped quantum point contact […]
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Bayesian methods for improved legal reasoning

Bayesian methods for improved legal reasoning

Queen Mary University of London
Computer Science
Bayesian reasoning (which incorporates the likelihood ratio and Bayes’ theorem) is a logical framework for reasoning about uncertainty. Experts (including […]
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