Developments and Prospects in Quantum Impurity Physics

Datum

30.05.2011 - 10.06.2011

Zeit

09:00 - 18:00

Sprecher

Carlos J. Bolech, Stefan Kirchner, Peter Wölfle

Zugehörigkeit

University of Cincinnati, MPI PKS, KIT Karlsruhe

Serie

MPI-PKS Workshops, Seminare und Konferenzen

Sprache

en

Hauptthema

Physik

Andere Themen

Physik

Host

Claudia Pönisch

Beschreibung

Systems that can be described in terms of a finite, strongly interacting quantum mechanical system coupled to a weakly interacting extended one, where the former has a discrete spectrum, while the latter is characterized by a continuum of energy levels occur in many different areas of physics. These systems are commonly called quantum impurity systems. Quite generally, the dichotomy between localized and extended states in these systems gives rise to a variety of possible behaviors and to highly non-trivial fixed points and rich universal physics. This international workshop will bring together researchers from a broad range of areas to which quantum impurity physics is essential. It will cover the recent achievements and aims at generating a cross-fertilization among the various fields. The workshop is preceded by an Advanced School that will be open to PhD students and young postdocs. During the school week, leading experts will give introductory lectures to various theoretical and experimental aspects pertinent to quantum impurity physics. ICAM travel awards are available for eligible candidates.

Links

• registration and full program

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