Disorder in low dimensions: localisation effects in spin glass wires and cold atoms
arXiv:0910.4206 · doi:10.1504/IJNT.2010.031728
Abstract
In this paper, we review the recent activity of our group on the study of disorder effects on systems displaying phase coherence. These studies have focused on both the electronic transport through mesoscopic metallic spin glasses, and cold atomic gases trapped in a disordered potential.
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