2023-2024 DMFT-QE Symposium

2023-2024 Schedule

DateSpeakerTitleSpeakerTitle
October 30, 2023 Recordings available via the link.Philipp WernerNonequilibrium DMFT description of photo-doped Mott insulatorsAnna TamaiTemperature evolution of quasiparticles in Sr2RuO4: from a Fermi liquid to a bad metal state
November 27th, 2023Karsten Held Nickelate superconductors calculated by dynamical vertex approximationGiorgio SangiovanniMott insulators with boundary zeros
January 8, 2024Silke BiermannHund's Exchange in Electrochemistry: Electronic Properties of Real-Life Battery Materials from a Dynamical Mean Field Perspective Thomas SchäferHow to read between the lines of electronic spectra: the diagnostics of fluctuations in strongly correlated electron systems
February 5, 2024Ryotaro AritaFermi Surface Expansion above Critical Temperature in Ferromagnets: A cDMFT and DGammaA StudyJan M. TomczakSimulating Correlation Effects in Quasi-2D Materials
March 11, 2024María José CalderónThe unconventional normal state of twisted bilayer grapheneGautam RaiDynamical correlations and order in twisted bilayer graphene
April 15, 2024Luca de’ MediciInsight into Hund metals and interplay with Mott physicsLaura FanfarilloHund's driven correlation, nematicity and superconductivity in iron-based superconductors
June 10, 2024Timothy BerkelbachAnharmonic lattice dynamics from vibrational DMFTTianyu ZhuFull cell DMFT for local and long-range electron correlation
July 8, 2024Guy CohenStark Many-Body Localization in Interacting Infinite Dimensional SystemsAdriano AmaricciQuasi-local entanglement witnesses across the Mott transition
September 16, 2024Steffen BackesThe noncausality problem in non-local extensions of DMFT and implications for high-energy satellites in the spectral functionAnna GallerSemi-local exchange and dynamical mean-field theory approach to the electronic structure of rare-earth semiconductors

This is a monthly event taking place on Mondays 9:30am to 11:00am (US Eastern Time Zone). It is intended as a forum bringing together the community of researchers interested in Dynamical Mean Field Theory/Quantum Embedding methods, of all seniorities, covering a broad range of recent topics from methodological developments to applications in physics, chemistry, and materials science. Each session lasts 90 minutes and consists of two presentations of approximately 30 minutes each followed by 15 minutes for questions/discussions. The talks will be recorded (with speakers’ permission) and made available online.

Organizers: Antoine Georges, Olivier Gingras, Thomas Schäfer, Olivier Parcollet

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  • Ryotaro Arita
    Elena (Leni) Bascones
    Silke Biermann
    Massimo Capone
    Sangkook Choi
    Xi Dai
    Luca de' Medici
    Martin Eckstein
    Olle Eriksson
    Michel Ferrero
    Emanuel Gull
    Karsten Held
    Masatoshi Imada
    Mikhail Katsnelson
    Gabriel Kotliar
    Alexander Lichtenstein
    Walter Metzner
    Andrew Millis
    Jernej Mravlje
    Giorgio Sangiovanni
    Ji-Hoon Shim
    Jan Tomczak
    André-Marie Tremblay
    Roser Valenti
    Dieter Vollhardt
    Tim Wehling
    Philipp Werner
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