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Dates: May 27 - June 7, 2024
Location: Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems (Dresden, Germany)
Location: IBS Center for Theoretical Physics of Complex Systems (Daejeon, Korea)
Scientific Coordinators (Dresden node): Claudio Chamon, Laura Classen, Joseph Betouras
Scientific Coordinators (Daejeon node): Bohm-Jung Yang, Sergej Flach
Contact Info: Gileun Lee (IBS PCS / pcs@ibs.re.kr)
Overview:
Band engineering effectively increasing interaction effects holds the promise for a better understanding and eventual control over quantum many-body states of matter. This can be achieved in va- rious ways, e.g., by globally reducing the bandwidth, by locally inducing high-order Van Hove points, or by designing lattice geo- metries which yield flat bands.
The event will be held in a novel format, with participants atten- ding from two nodes, one in Europe (Dresden, Germany) and one in Asia (Daejeon, Korea). Part of the program will run in hyb- rid mode such that the talks can be attended from both nodes at the same time.
Topics include:
• Van-Hove-like singularities
• Lifshitz transition
• Flat bands
• Symmetry and Topology
• Quantum geometry
• Fractional Chern insulators
• Fractional topological insulators
• Strongly correlated materials
• Cuprates
• Ruthenates
• Vanadates
• Moiré materials
• Graphene
• Electronic instabilities
• Many-body physics
For workshop participation, please complete the application form by March 31, 2024.
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Poster_FB-VHS_neu.pdf