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Explore cutting-edge research on the transport properties of two-dimensional metals in this seminar by Lars Fritz from Utrecht University. Discover how recent experimental advances are challenging decades-old assumptions about metallic systems by revealing liquid-like properties that were previously masked by inherent disorder. Learn about the theoretical frameworks that explain these groundbreaking findings, with special focus on collective excitations and their role beyond conventional thermalization. Examine how these modes contribute to hydrodynamic and non-equilibrium phenomena, providing fresh insights into transport mechanisms and coherence in ultraclean metals. Gain understanding of the experimental observations that suggest liquid-like dynamics in metallic systems and their implications for our fundamental understanding of condensed matter physics.
