Quantum Condensed Matter Physics at BU
Theorists in quantum condensed-matter physics try to understand the behavior of complex systems of atoms and molecules. Their interests include high-temperature superconductivity, quantum phase transitions, spin systems, disorder, and other strongly correlated phenomena.
Research
- David Campbell | Conductivity and complex systems
- Claudio Chamon | Electron fractionalization in graphene-like structures
- Anushya Chandran | Quantum Many-Body Theory and Non-Equilibrium Systems
- David Coker | Reactant Molecules in Different Environments
- Christopher Laumann | Quantum Computation and Many-Body Theory
- Pankaj Mehta | Biological and Statistical Physics
- Anatoli Polkovnikov | Many Particle Systems
- Andrei Ruckenstein | Classical Computation, Correlated Systems, and Higher Education
- Anders Sandvik | Computational Research on Quantum Many-Body Systems
- Sahar Sharifzadeh | Understanding and Predicting Functional Material Properties