Quantum Capacitance
Quantum capacitance (density) is a physical value first introduced by Serge Luryi (1988) to describe the 2D-electronic systems in silicon surfaces and GaAs junctions. This capacitance was defined through standard density of states in the solids. Quantum capacitance could be used in the quantum Hall effect (integer and fractional) investigations as a new approach which uses quantum LC circuit.
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