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Hanna Terletska, Ph.D.

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  • University of Michigan
Website
phys.lsu.edu/~hterletska/ta.paper.php

Hanna Terletska was a member of the Monte Carlo Group and a member of the Computational Condensed Matter Physics Group at the University of Michigan working with Emanuel Gull. She received her Ph.D. in 2011 from the Florida State University under the supervision of Professor Vladimir Dobrosavljevic. Her research is mainly focused on metal-insulator transitions and critical behavior in strongly-correlated and disordered systems. She currently works on the correlation effects in systems with non-local interactions and multi-orbital electron systems.

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