Condensed Matter Theory Group
The Condensed Matter Theory Group conducts basic research over a wide swath of theoretical physics, ranging from strongly correlated electrons to first-principles electronic structure theory. We coordinate our research efforts closely with experimental efforts both within the CMPMS Department as well as the Center for Functional Nanomaterials and National Synchrotron Light Source II. Our main topics of research are:
- Theory of high-temperature superconductivity
- Low-dimensional transport in nanostructures and mesoscopic systems
- Low-dimensional magnetism
- Non-equilibrium physics in strongly correlated systems
- Wannier function based approaches to first-principles computations
- Tensor network based methods (DMRG, NRG, PEPS, etc.)
- Machine learning methods
- Quantum information
Please forward all questions about this site to: Weiguo Yin
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Alexei Tsvelik
(631) 344-5821, atsvelik@bnl.gov
The Center for Computational Material Spectroscopy and Design develops, advances, and shares a powerful and user-friendly software suite called Comsuite to accelerate the discovery, analysis, and design of functional strongly correlated materials—the basis for next generation technologies.
