Seminar program Oct 2010 - Jun 2011
| Date | Student talk | Invited talk |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 27 | Georg Bannasch (MPIPKS): Collisions and recombination in ultracold neutral plasmas |
Jose Tito Mendonca (Instituto Superior Tecnico Lisboa): Collective processes in ultra-cold matter |
| Nov 10 | Ezgi Erdogan (TUD): Electromechanical properties of graphene nanoribbons |
Igor Popov (Trinity College Dublin): Multiferroic properties of magnesium borides |
| Dec 8 | Julius Helm (TUD): On the quantumness of decoherence |
Ferdinand Schmidt-Kaler (Universität Mainz): Designing spin-spin interactions in cold ion crystals |
| Jan 12 | Lena Simon (TUD): Semiclassical dynamics of ultracold Bosons in a double-well potential |
Markus Oberthaler (Universität Heidelberg): Quantum atom optics with Bose Einstein condensates : N-particles in two modes |
| Feb 2 | Martin Richter (TUD): Quantum properties of 4D area preserving maps |
Jörg Main (Universität Stuttgart): Variational approach to Bose-Einstein condensates with long-range interactions |
| Mar 9 | Thomas Brumme (TUD): Towards molecular electronics: Ab initio modeling of molecule-surface interactions |
Andreas Buchleitner (Universität Freiburg): Transport, disorder and entanglement |
| Apr 20 | Mohammad Siahatgar (MPI-CPfS): Exact diagonalization approach to the frustrated Heisenberg model on the square lattice |
Gertrud Zwicknagl (Technische Universität Braunschweig): Localization -- delocalization: The f-electron's double life |
| May 18 | Matthias Michler (TUD): Quantum signatures of partial barriers in phase space |
Gregor Tanner (University of Nottingham): Dynamical energy analysis -- Determining wave energy distributions in vibro-acoustical structures in the high-frequency regime |
| Jun 15 | Milan Ončák (PICT): Light-Induced Processes in Water: Quantum Chemistry and Quantum Dynamics |
Bernd Abel (Universität Leipzig): Binding motifs of solvated electrons and water molecules in liquid water from time-resolved photoelectron emission spectroscopy |
| Aug 11 | Special summer seminar | Thomas Pattard (APS Editorial Office, Ridge, NY): How to publish your work in the Physical Review or Editors are from Mars, Referees are from Venus, and Authors are from Earth |