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      "title": "Crystalline membranes in the quantum limit",
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      "funding_scheme": "Rekentijd nationale computersystemen Rekentijd nationale computersystemen 2013 EW",
      "department": "Exacte en Natuurwetenschappen",
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      "start_date": "2013-08-16T00:00:00",
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      "summary_nl": "In this project we want to generalize the theory of crystalline membranes to the dynamic quantum regime by  extending the Self Consistent Screening Approximation (SCSA) to this regime. Such extension of the classical SCSA would allow to study the mechanical and elastic properties of 2D crystals at very low temperatures, in which quantum effects are known to play a fundamental role. Furthermore, this theory would permit to estimate a crossover temperature between the classical and the quantum regimes for each membrane, as a function of their characteristic parameters, like the elastic constants and the mass density. \n",
      "summary_en": "In this project we want to generalize the theory of crystalline membranes to the dynamic quantum regime by  extending the Self Consistent Screening Approximation (SCSA) to this regime. Such extension of the classical SCSA would allow to study the mechanical and elastic properties of 2D crystals at very low temperatures, in which quantum effects are known to play a fundamental role. Furthermore, this theory would permit to estimate a crossover temperature between the classical and the quantum regimes for each membrane, as a function of their characteristic parameters, like the elastic constants and the mass density. \n",
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          "last_name": "Fasolino",
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          "initials": "A.",
          "first_name": "Annalisa",
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          "first_name": "Annalisa",
          "organisation": "Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen||Faculteit der Natuurwetenschappen, Wiskunde en Informatica||Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM)||Theory of Condensed Matter",
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