Presentations, Karel Výborný





Invited talks:

  1. Why does the resistance of a magnet depend on its magnetisation direction, or Spintronics,
    Laureate of the Milan Odehnal Prize 2006 Colloquium, Physics section, JCMF, Prague (09.05.2007).




Presentations except of contributed talks at conferences:

  1. Magnetotransport in two dimensional small-period Superlattices",
    Physikalisches Kolloquium , BTU Cottbus, Germany, (10.4.2001).

  2. Magnetoresistance Calculations for a Two-Dimensional Electron Gas with Unilateral Short-Period Strong Modulation,
    Group K. von Klitzing, Max Planck Institut, Stuttgart, Germany, (10.6.2002).

  3. Filling factor 2/3: What happens when incompressible states are not fully spin polarized,
    group W. Wegscheider, Univ. Regensburg, Germany, (20.12.2004).

  4. Signatures of a highly--correlated itinerant ferromagnet in fractional quantum Hall systems,
    group M. Manninen, Univ. of Jyväskylä, Finland (18.08.2005).

  5. The zoo of excitations in the (fractional) quantum Hall states,
    group R. Haug, Univ. of Hannover, Germany (19.10.2005).

  6. How to find a skyrmion in an FQH experiment?,
    group D. Pfannkuche, Univ. of Hamburg, Germany (17.02.2006),
    group S. Reimann, Univ. of Lund, Sweden (24.11.2006).

  7. Towards systematic and microscopic description of magnetic and magnetotransport anisotropies in GaMnAs,
    Nanospin meeting, IEF Univ. Paris Sud in Orsay, France (10.10.2006).

  8. The wonderful world of the fractional quantum Hall effect: Is the electron charge really indivisible?,
    group J. Horejsi, Univ. of Prague, Czech Rep. (22.11.2006),
    group D. Pfannkuche, Univ. of Hamburg, Germany (29.11.2006).

  9. Anisotropic magnetoresistance in GaMnAs,
    group D. Pfannkuche, Univ. of Hamburg, Germany (01.12.2006),
    group J. Sinova, TAMU, Texas (02.03.2007).

  10. Extraordinary transport coefficients in GaMnAs,
    group A. Wojs, Tech. Univ. of Wroclaw, Poland (19.04.2007),
    group R. Haug, Univ. of Hannover, Germany (24.04.2007).

  11. The wonderful world of the fractional quantum Hall effect II: Skyrmions,
    group J. Horejsi, Univ. of Prague, Czech Rep. (25.04.2007).



May10 2007, K. Výborný