de | en
Login

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Christian Back

Photo von Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Christian Back.
Phone
+49 89 289-12401
Room
2023
E-Mail
christian.back@tum.de
Links
Homepage
Page in TUMonline
Group
Experimental Physics of Functional Spin Systems
Job Titles
  • Department Council Member: Representative of the professors
  • Professorship on Experimental Physics of Functional Spin Systems
  • Spokesperson of the Research Area Condensed Matter Physics
Additional Info
efs.office@ph.tum.de

Courses and Dates

WS 2022/3 SS 2022 WS 2021/2 SS 2021
Title and Module Assignment
ArtSWSLecturer(s)Dates
Physics for Electrical Engineering
eLearning course
Assigned to modules:
VO 4 Back, C. Mon, 09:45–11:15, 1200
Thu, 09:45–11:15, 1200
Smart Materials
eLearning course
Assigned to modules:
VO 2 Back, C.
Assisstants: Aqeel, A. 		Mon, 11:00–13:00, MW 0250
Spin Orbit Fields and Their Applications
eLearning course
Assigned to modules:
PS 2 Back, C.
Assisstants: Chen, L. 		Thu, 12:30–14:00, PH 2024
Exercise to Smart Materials
Assigned to modules:
UE 1 Aqeel, A.
Responsible/Coordination: Back, C. 		dates in groups
Tutorials to Physics for Electrical Engineering
eLearning course
Assigned to modules:
UE 2 Riedel, C.
Responsible/Coordination: Back, C. 		dates in groups
Large Tutorial and Mathematical Supplement to Physics for Electrical Engineering
eLearning course
Assigned to modules:
UE 2
Responsible/Coordination: Back, C. 		Wed, 08:00–09:30, 1200
Current Topics in Functional Spin Systems
Assigned to modules:
SE 2 Back, C. Tue, 14:00–16:00, PH 2024
FOPRA Experiment 23: Ferromagnetic Resonance (FMR)
Assigned to modules:
PR 1 Korniienko, A. Pietanesi, L.
Responsible/Coordination: Back, C.
Mentoring in the Bachelor’s Program Physics
Assigned to modules:
KO 0.2 Back, C. dates in groups
Revision Course to Spin Orbit Fields and Their Applications
Assigned to modules:
RE 2
Responsible/Coordination: Back, C.
Current Topics on Surface Magnetism
Assigned to modules:
SE 2 Back, C. Wed, 16:00–17:30, PH 2024
Special Topics in Magneto-Transport
Assigned to modules:
SE 2 Back, C.
Assisstants: Chen, L. 		Thu, 16:00–17:30, PH 2024

Offered Bachelor’s or Master’s Theses Topics

Ferromagnetische Resonanzmessungen bis 65 GHz
In this project we would like to extend the frequency range for ferromagnetic resonance experiments in an existing set-up to 65 GHz. Test measurements will be performed on selected thin film ferromagnets.
suitable as
  • Bachelor’s Thesis Physics
Supervisor: Christian Back
Kontrolle der Spin-Orbit-Torques in ultradünnen Fe/Pt Bi-Lagen durch elektrische Felder
Spin-Orbit-Torques (SOTs) which can be used to manipulate the magnetization of thin ferromagnetic layers can be generated at interfaces to heavy metals such as Platinum. In this thesis we will attempt to modify the strength and direction of SOTs in thin bi-layers of Pt and Fe.
suitable as
  • Bachelor’s Thesis Physics
Supervisor: Christian Back
Untersuchung des "Flachbandmagnetismus" in dem magnetischen Weyl-Halbmetall CoSnS
A recent scanning tunneling microscopy experiment (Nature Physics 15, 443 (2019))shows the existence of an orbital magnetic moment in the magnetic Weyl semimetal CoSnS. Such orbital magnetism originates from the kinetically frustrated Kagome flat band in this (and other) material and is purely a quantum mechanical effect. We expect that this orbital magnetic moment can be detected by the electron spin resonance technique, and the experimental results will be compared with theoretical calculations.
suitable as
  • Bachelor’s Thesis Physics
Supervisor: Christian Back
Top of page