Michael Pepper

University College London

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Sanjeev Kumar

University College London

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Chen Chong

University College London

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David Ritchie

Professor of Semiconductor Science and Technology

Swansea University

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Huiyun Liu

University College London

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Stuart Holmes

Lecturer in Electronic Engineering

University College London

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Michael Pepper

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Landau level single-electron pumping

Nonmagnetic fractional conductance in high mobility InAs quantum point contacts

Effects of strain compensation on electron mobilities in InAs quantum wells grown on InP(001)

MBE growth of Ge1−x Sn x devices with intrinsic disorder

Enhanced mobility of ternary InGaAs quantum wells through digital alloying

Possible zero-magnetic field fractional quantization in In0.75Ga0.25As heterostructures

Variable range hopping conductivity in molecular beam epitaxial InSb

Two-dimensional localization in GeSn

Interactions and non-magnetic fractional quantization in one-dimension

Engineering electron wavefunctions in asymmetrically confined quasi one-dimensional structures

Single-electron pump with highly controllable plateaus

Activated and Metallic Conduction in p -Type Modulation-Doped Ge - Sn Devices

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Sanjeev Kumar

Chen Chong

David Ritchie

Huiyun Liu

Stuart Holmes

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