Prof. Dr. Peter Vogl

Professorship

Theoretical Semiconductor Physics
Professor emeritus since October 1, 2014

Department

Physics

Academic Career and Research Areas

Professor Vogl conducts research on theoretical solid state physics. His research focuses primarily on semiconductor materials, quantum information theory, spintronics, quantum transport and laser physics.

Professor Vogl (b. 1949) studied at the University of Graz, received his doctorate in 1974, and acquired his postdoctoral teaching qualification (habilitation) in 1980 after several years spent working as a researcher in the USA (University of Urbana-Champaign in Illinois) and Germany (Max Planck Institute in Stuttgart). He was a visiting researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory from 1986 to 1987 and joined TUM Physics Department as a professor in 1990. Professor Vogl has held the Chair of Theoretical Physics since 1993.

    Awards

    Andlauer T, Vogl P: "Electrically controllable g tensors in quantum dot molecules". Physical Review B. 2009; 279: 045307.

    Abstract

    Kubis T, Yeh C, Vogl P, Benz A, Fasching G, Deutsch C: "Theory of non-equilibrium quantum transport and energy dissipation in terahertz quantum cascade lasers". Physical Review. 2009; B 79: 195323.

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    Birner S, Zibold T, Andlauer T, Kubis T, Sabathil M, Trellakis A, Vogl P: "nextnano: General Purpose 3-D Simulations". IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices. 2007; 54, 2137.

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    Mamaluy D, Vasileska D, Sabathil M, Zibold T, Vogl P: "Contact block reduction method for ballistic transport and carrier densities of open nanostructures". Physical Review. 2005; B 71: 245321.

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    Vogl P, Hjalmarson HP, Dow JD: "A Semi-empirical Tight-Binding Theory of the Electronic Structure of Semiconductors". J. Phys. Chem. Sol. 1983; 44: 365.