Researcher Information

KON Fusako

Assistant Professor

Probing 'Shapes' of Electrons in Crystals Using Quantum Beams

Department of Physics, Electronic Condensed Matter Physics

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Theme

1. Exploration of new uranium compounds
2. Microscopic study of f-electronic states using quantum beams

FieldElectrical Properties of Solids, Strongly Correlated Electron Systems, Low Temperature Physics
Keywordactinide/lanthanide compounds, 5f/4f electrons, magnetism, multipoles, quantum beams (synchrotron X-ray, neutron)

Introduction of Research

Uranium compounds are a group of materials that have received much attention as a platform for interesting physical phenomena, such as the coexistence of magnetism and superconductivity and hidden order. However, exploration of new uranium compounds still leaves a large unexplored regions, with the potential to reveal further novel physical phenomena.
In our laboratory, we are exploring new uranium compounds and performing microscopic experiments using quantum beams (synchrotron radiation X-rays and neutrons) to investigate the 5f electronic state, which is the key to understanding the physical properties of uranium compounds.

Academic degreePh. D. (Science)
Affiliated academic societyThe Physical Society of Japan, The Japanese Society for Neutron Science
Room addressFaculty of Science (Bldg. 2) 2-206
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