Eitan Rothstein
Ph.D. Student, Physics Dept., BGU, Beer-Sheva, Israel
Date of birth: 27/06/1979
E-Mail: rotshtei@post.bgu.ac.il
Room: 219/54
Link to my CV
Research Field of Interest:
- Mesoscpoic physics
- Shot noise and noise spectrum
Thesis Title
- The noise spectra of a biased quantum dot
Advisers:
Academic Background:
- 2007-2008: M.Sc, Physics Dept., BGU.
- 2004-2007: B.Sc, Physics Dept., BGU.
- Summer
2005: Summer
project, Radiation Detection Physics, Dept. of Particle Physics,
Weizmann Institute of science.
Advisor: Prof. Amos Breskin. - 2001: C, C++ and Java programming course, Sivan .
Given talks and posters:
- Correlated Electron Day (Haifa, May 2008).
- DIP workshop (Munich, Nov 2008).
- The 54th annual meeting of the Israel Physical Society (BGU, Dec 2008).
- Condensed matter seminar (BGU, Jan 2009). Links: presentation, abstract.
- The 55th annual meeting of the Israel Physical Society (Bar Ilan, Dec 2009).
- Condensed matter seminar (University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia, Sep 2010). Links: presentation, abstract.
- The 28th Jerusalem Winter School in Theoretical Physics (Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Jan 2011). Links: poster.
- The Negev Physics Fete (Sede Boqer Campus, BGU, Apr 2011). Links: presentation, abstract.
- Condensed matter theory lunch (BGU, Nov 2011). Links: abstract.
Publications:
- E. A.
Rothstein, O. Entin-Wohlman, and A. Aharony,
"Noise spectra of a quantum dot"
Phys. Rev. B 79, 075307 (2009). arXiv link - N. Gabdank, E. A. Rothstein, O.
Entin-Wohlman, and A. Aharony,
"Noise Spectra of an interacting quantum dot".
Phys. Rev. B 84, 235435 (2011). arXiv link
Awards and Fellowships:
- Haim Zeevi
award for excellence in M.Sc. research (Jun 2009).
- 'Hanegev' fellowship for Ph.D. students at BGU.
Teaching Assistant:
- 2007 Semester A: Physics 1 for Industrial Management Engineering.
- 2007 Semester B: Physics 1 for Communication Systems Engineering and Bio-Medical Engineering.
- 2008 Semester A: Physics 2 for Communication Systems Engineering and Bio-Medical Engineering.
- 2008 Semester B: Physics 1 for Communication Systems Engineering and Bio-Medical Engineering.
- 2008 Semester B: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics 2.
- 2010 Semester A: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics 1.
- 2010 Semester A: Physics 2 for Communication Systems Engineering and Bio-Medical Engineering.
- 2010 Semester B: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics 2.
- 2010 Semester B: Atomic and Molecular Physics.
- 2011 Semester A: Physics 2 for Communication Systems Engineering and Bio-Medical Engineering.
- 2011 Semester B: Solid State Physics 2.
- 2011 Semester B: Atomic and Molecular Physics.
- 2012 Semester A: Introduction to Physics 1 (Lecturer).
- 2012 Semester B: Solid State Physics 2.
- 2012 Semester B: Physics 1 for Bio-Technological Engineering (Lecturer).