Physics Department, TUM | Course 0000000237 in SS 2019

General Data

Course Type	research lab training
Semester Weekly Hours	5 SWS
Organisational Unit	Associate Professorship of Simulation of Nanosystems for Energy Conversion (Prof. Gagliardi)
Lecturers	Christian Jirauschek Daniel Reiser Assistants: Julian Matthias Dlugosch Alessio Gagliardi Takuya Kamiyama
Dates

Assignment to Modules

This course is not assigned to any module.

Further Information

Courses are together with exams the building blocks for modules. Please keep in mind that information on the contents, learning outcomes and, especially examination conditions are given on the module level only – see section "Assignment to Modules" above.

additional remarks	The "Nanooptoelectronic joint simulation/experimental lab" is a combined experimentaltheoretical laboratory course. The planned numerical simulations are directly linked with lab experiments. The course is organized covering two full weeks. A total maximum number of 6 students (per semester) is envisaged. Experimental part (week 1) The students shall carry out a full experiment series aiming at the investigation of the electronic and optical properties of thin molecular films on solid substrates: preparation of thin molecular layers, structural characterization of the prepared hybrid systems, using different surface analytical tools, electronic characterization including in conductive probe AFM. Theoretical/modeling part (week 2) Introduction to Density Functional theory and the use of the atomistic software DFTB+, simulation of the structure/electronic spectrum of the molecule on the substrate, calculation of the quantum conductivity. Comparison with experimental data, introduction to the optical transfer matrix method and its application to ellipsometry. Comparison to experimental ellipsometry data.
Links	TUMonline entry

additional remarks

The "Nanooptoelectronic joint simulation/experimental lab" is a combined experimentaltheoretical laboratory course. The planned numerical simulations are directly linked with lab experiments. The course is organized covering two full weeks. A total maximum number of 6 students (per semester) is envisaged. Experimental part (week 1) The students shall carry out a full experiment series aiming at the investigation of the electronic and optical properties of thin molecular films on solid substrates: preparation of thin molecular layers, structural characterization of the prepared hybrid systems, using different surface analytical tools, electronic characterization including in conductive probe AFM. Theoretical/modeling part (week 2) Introduction to Density Functional theory and the use of the atomistic software DFTB+, simulation of the structure/electronic spectrum of the molecule on the substrate, calculation of the quantum conductivity. Comparison with experimental data, introduction to the optical transfer matrix method and its application to ellipsometry. Comparison to experimental ellipsometry data.

Links

TUMonline entry

Equivalent Courses (e. g. in other semesters)

Semester	Title	Lecturers
SS 2020	Nanooptoelectronic joint simulation/experimental lab	Chryssikos, D. Gagliardi, A. Jirauschek, C. Tornow, M. Assistants: Dlugosch, J.Kamiyama, T.Reiser, D.
SS 2018	Nanooptoelectronic joint simulation/experimental lab
SS 2017	Nanooptoelectronic joint simulation/experimental lab
SS 2016	Nanooptoelectronic joint simulation/experimental lab