Condensed Matter & Biological Physics Seminar: Jasna Brujic (NYU)
Bloomberg 462"Programmable Emulsions By Design" Presented by Jasna Brujic, a leading soft condensed matter experimentalist from NYU
"Programmable Emulsions By Design" Presented by Jasna Brujic, a leading soft condensed matter experimentalist from NYU
Host: Yi Li Critical Filaments and Fractal-Mediated Superconductivity in Quasiperiodic Twisted Bilayer Graphene The electronic properties of quantum materials depend on the symmetry, topology, and spatial structure of electron wave functions. It was previously shown that superconductivity can be boosted by spatially rarified wave functions shaped by random or structured inhomogeneity. Recently, the twisting of […]
Title: Neutron studies of SrCu2(BO3)2 under extreme conditions–a fruit fly for quantum many body physics Abstract: Neutron spectroscopy offer a unique insight into the emergent quantum phases and entangled dynamics in quantum materials. A textbook example is offered by the compound SrCu2(BO3)2 realizing the theoretical Shastry-Sutherland model, which reveal a plethora of intriguing phenomena including: […]
Title: Tensor network simulation in strongly correlated systems: past, present and future Abstract: Tensor network states are new kinds of variational wavefunctions that help us to understand quantum phases and phase transitions beyond Landau paradigm. In this talk, I will first review the major development of tensor network simulation in the past two decades. […]
Title: “Topological Crystalline Markers for Rotational-Symmetric Insulators” Abstract: “Topological insulators are materials with unique properties, featuring gapless boundary modes despite having a gapped bulk. When translational symmetry is intact, their topologically non-trivial characteristics can be identified using momentum-space based topological invariants. Yet, challenges arise when bulk disorder and defects break translational symmetry, making momentum-space approaches […]