2013 Boulder Summer School Disorder and dynamics in quantum systems. Detailed schedule All Lectures are in Duane Physics Room G125.
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1 2013 Boulder Summer School Disorder and dynamics in quantum systems Detailed schedule All Lectures are in Duane Physics Room G125 Sunday, July 7 th 6:30pm 8:30pm Registration mixer with appetizers. Beer/wine served WeatherTech Café in the C4C Week 1, July 8 12 Monday, July 8 th 8:30 9:00 Leo Radzihovsky Welcome and Introduction 9:00 10:30 A. Andreev Field-theoretic description of disordered metals I 11:00 12:30 T. Giamarchi One dimensional disordered systems I 14:30 16:00 J. Chalker Disorder and quantum Hall effect I 16:15 17:15 Student introductions Tuesday, July 9 th 9:00 10:30 A. Andreev Field-theoretic description of disordered metals II 11:00 12:30 T. Giamarchi
2 One dimensional disordered systems II 14:30 16:00 J. Chalker Disorder and quantum Hall effect II 19:00 20:00 Public lecture - T. Giamarchi, Duane Physics G1B30 When Magic Meets Quantum Physics Wednesday, July 10 th 9:00 10:30 A. Andreev Field-theoretic description of disordered metals III 11:00 12:30 T. Giamarchi One dimensional disordered systems III 14:30 16:00 J. Chalker Disorder and quantum Hall effect III 17:00 19:30 Picnic Dinner at Flagstaff Mountain with beer/wine served. Buses will depart at 5 p.m. Thursday, July 11 th 9:00 10:30 A. Andreev Field-theoretic description of disordered metals IV 11:00 12:30 T. Giamarchi One dimensional disordered systems IV 14:30 16:00 J. Chalker Disorder and quantum Hall effect IV Friday, July 12 th 9:00 10:30 M. Raikh Hopping transport in disordered systems I 11:00 12:30 D. Delande Kicked rotor and Anderson localization I 14:30 16:00 D. Delande Kicked rotor and Anderson localization II 18:00 19:00 BBQ Dirks East Courtyard - C4C
3 Week 2, July Monday, July 15 th 9:00 10:30 D. Delande Kicked rotor and Anderson localization III 11:00 12:30 L. Glazman Weak interactions and disorder in 0D, 1D, and higher dimensions I 14:30 16:00 M. Raikh Hopping transport in disordered systems II 16:00 17:00 Poster Talks I Tuesday, July 16 th 9:00 10:30 L. Glazman Weak interactions and disorder in 0D, 1D, and higher dimensions II 11:00 12:30 G. Refael Real space RG I 14:30 16:00 L. Glazman Weak interactions and disorder in 0D, 1D, and higher dimensions III 19:00 21:30 Poster Session I 11 th floor Commons Room Wednesday, July 17 th 9:00 10:30 G. Refael Real space RG II
4 11:00 12:30 M. Raikh Hopping transport in disordered systems III 14:30 16:00 T. Vojta Phase transitions, disorder, and Griffiths singularities I Thursday, July 18 th 9:00 10:30 G. Refael Real space RG III 11:00 12:30 M. Raikh Hopping transport in disordered systems IV 14:30 16:00 T. Vojta Phase transitions, disorder, and Griffiths singularities II Friday, July 19 th 9:00 10:30 T. Vojta Phase transitions, disorder, and Griffiths singularities III 11:00 12:30 G. Refael Real space RG IV 14:30 16:00 Seminar 18:00 19:00 BBQ Dirks East Courtyard - C4C
5 Week 3, July Monday, July 22 th 9:00 10:30 T. Vojta Phase transitions, disorder, and Griffiths singularities IV 11:00 12:30 A. Altland Introduction to symmetry classes I 14:30 16:00 D. Huse Many body localization and thermalization I 19:00 21:30 Poster Talks II Tuesday, July 23 th 9:00 10:30 A. Kamenev Field theory approach to nonequilibrium systems I 11:00 12:30 A. Altland Introduction to symmetry classes II 14:30 16:00 D. Huse Many body localization and thermalization II 19:00 21:30 Poster Session II 11 th Floor Commons Room Wednesday, July 24 th 9:00 10:30 A. Altland Introduction to symmetry classes III 11:00 12:30 A. Kamenev Field theory approach to nonequilibrium systems II 14:30 16:00 D. Huse Many body localization and thermalization III
6 Thursday, July 25 th 9:00 10:30 A. Altland Introduction to symmetry classes IV 11:00 12:30 D. Huse Many body localization and thermalization IV 14:30 16:00 A. Altland Introduction to symmetry classes V Friday, July 26 th 9:00 10:30 A. Kamenev Field theory approach to nonequilibrium systems III 11:00 12:30 A. Kamenev Field theory approach to nonequilibrium systems IV 14:30 16:00 D. Stamper-Kurn Non-equilibrium dynamics in quantum gases I 18:00 19:00 BBQ Dirks East Courtyard - C4C
7 Week 4, July 29 August 2 Monday, July 29 th 9:00 10:30 A. Mirlin Quantum transport in disordered systems: localization, interaction, symmetries, and topologies I 11:00 12:30 E. Cornell Strongly interacting quenched Bose gas I 14:30 16:00 D. Stamper-Kurn Non-equilibrium dynamics in quantum gases II 16:00-17:00 Poster Talks III Tuesday, July 30 th 9:00 10:30 A. Mirlin Quantum transport in disordered systems: localization, interaction, symmetries and topologies II 11:00 12:30 C. Kollath Dynamics in ultracold atomic gases I 14:30 16:00 E. Cornell Strongly interacting quenched Bose gas II 19:00 21:30 Poster Session III 11 th Floor Commons Room Wednesday, July 31 th 9:00 10:30 A. Mirlin Quantum transport in disordered systems: localization, interaction, symmetries and topologies III 11:00 12:30 A. Polkovnikov Quantum mechanics in classical phase space I
8 14:30 16:00 C. Kollath Dynamics in ultracold atomic gases II Thursday, August 1 st 9:00 10:30 A. Mirlin Quantum transport in disordered systems: localization, interaction, symmetries and topologies IV 11:00 12:30 A. Polkovnikov Quantum mechanics in classical phase space II 14:30 16:00 C. Kollath Dynamics in ultracold atomic gases III 18:00 19:00 BBQ Dirks East Courtyard - C4C Friday, August 2 nd 9:00 10:30 A. Polkovnikov Quantum mechanics in classical phase space III 11:00 12:30 What did we learn in this course?
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