Lecture 1/2 - How can you tell the paper you are reading is legit? @spinespresso

Lecture 1/2 - How can you tell the paper you are reading is legit? @spinespresso

Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago

Dr. Sergey Frolov (University of Pittsburgh) lecture at UCSB to the students of the NSF Quantum Foundry (NSF Q-AMASE-i DMR-1906325)

Lecture 1 primarily focused on examples from papers in mesoscopic physics reporting exotic occurrences of famed Shapiro steps

Lecture 1/2 - How can you tell the paper you are reading is legit?

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Lecture 1/2 - How can you tell the paper you are reading is legit?