PHY575 Introduction to Contemporary Quantum Matter Physics
Lecturer: | Prof. Dr. Marc Janoschek and Johan Chang |
Lectures: | 13-17 February, 10h00-14h00 |
Exercise Class: | 15-16 February, 14h00-15h30 |
Start: | Monday, 13.02.2023 |
Location: |
This course provides an introduction to quantum matter phases such as superconductivity, topological and electronic nematic phases, as well as Non-Fermi-liquid and spin liquid states. Focus will be on systems with strong electronic interactions discussed from the perspective of well-understood itinerant and localized electronic limits. The course has an experimental orientation, notably with the aim to highlight the discovery and exploration of novel phenomena. Essential experimental probes that enable progress in this field will be discussed. The level is adapted such that the course will be useful for both master and PhD students.
Further Information can be found in the course catalogue.
Course Format
Online course
Course material
Lecture | Date | Topic | Material | Exercise Sheets |
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1 | 13.02. | Introduction, Fermi Liquids | Slides 1 (PDF, 2 MB),Written Notes (PDF, 924 KB) | |
2 | Kondo Physics | Slides 2 (PDF, 9 MB) | ||
3 | Strongly Correlated Insulators | Slides 3 (PDF, 13 MB) | ||
4 | 14.02. | Quantum Phase Transitions | Slides 4 (PDF, 3 MB) | |
5 | Non-Fermi liquids | Slides 5 (PDF, 15 MB) | ||
6 | Heavy Fermions | Slides 6 (PDF, 11 MB) | ||
7 | 15.02. | Superconductivity | Slides 7 (PDF, 20 MB) | Exercise sheet 1 (PDF, 169 KB) |
8 | Heavy Fermion Superconductivity | Slides 8 (PDF, 9 MB) | ||
9 | Nematicity | Slides 9 (PDF, 16 MB) | ||
10 | 16.02. |
Magnetism |
Slides 10 (PDF, 5 MB) | Exercise sheets 2 and 3 (PDF, 706 KB) |
11 | Skyrmions | Slides 11 (PDF, 19 MB) | ||
12 | Spin Liquids | Slides 12 (PDF, 10 MB) | ||
13 | 17.02. | Anomalous Hall effect | Slides 13 (PDF, 14 MB) | |
14 | Thermal Hall Effect and Conductivity | Slides 14 (PDF, 13 MB) | ||
15 | Charge Order | Slides 15 (PDF, 19 MB) |