Welcome

Welcome to the Laboratory for Theoretical Electronic Transport in Solids (TETRIS)

Department: Department of Physics at Yonsei University
College: College of Science
Principal Investigator: Prof. Kyoung-Whan Kim (Click for details)
Address: 50 Yonsei-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 03722, Korea

[서울특별시 서대문구 연세로 50, 연세대학교]

Lab: Science Hall 332B [과학관 332B호]

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Research Interests

Our research interests focus on the transport and dynamics of electrons in condensed matter systems out of equilibrium, with particular emphasis on spin and orbital degrees of freedom from a quantum mechanical perspective.

Electronic transport theory in quantum materials

- Berry curvature physics, anomalous transport phenomena, transport of quantum superposition
- Topological electronic states and their transport properties
- Dynamics of quasiparticles coupled to electrons in solids
- Modeling electronic structure

Dynamical phenomena in magnetic materials

- Conventional and unconventional magnets and magnetic heterostructures
- Transport properties in magnetic materials
- Dynamics of orbital angular momentum and magnetic multipoles
- Magnetization dynamics and emergent transport

Spin-orbit interaction in condensed matter

- Roles of spin-orbit interaction in equilibrium properties
  Rashba-Dresselhaus effects, magnetic anisotropy, chiral magnets, magnetic skyrmions
- Roles of spin-orbit interaction in nonequilibrium properties
  Spin/orbital dynamics, spin/orbital Hall effect, spin-orbit torque

Spintronic applications

- Spin transport theory in heterostructures
- Magnetization dynamics driven by electrons/magnons
- Memory and other applications of spintronic devices

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