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Cold Atoms meet Quantum Field Theory
595th International Wilhelm und Else Heraeus-Seminar
Bad Honnef/Germany, July 6 - 9, 2015
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Cold Atoms meet Quantum Field Theory
will take place in Bad Honnef,
a small town close to Bonn/Germany from Monday, July 6, 2015 to
Thursday, July 9, 2015.
The workshop is supported by the Wilhelm und
Else Heraeus-Stiftung and will be held at the Physikzentrum Bad Honnef,
a conference center of the German Physical Society.
The aim of the workshop is to bring together physicists (both theorists and
experimentalists) active in different lines of research related to the
application of Quantum Field Theory in the physics of cold atoms.
There are three main topics to be addressed:
- Nonequilibrium and Thermalization
- From Few-Body to Many-Body Physics
- Scale invariant systems and quantum critical transport
Talks online
- Doerte Blume, The large two-body s-wave scattering
length limit: Bose droplets with Efimov character
- Eric Braaten, Oscillating Magnetic Field
near a Feshbach Resonance and Range Corrections for Efimov Features
- Rudi Grimm, Impurities in a Fermi sea:
Decoherence and fast dynamics
- Selim Jochim, Ultracold fermions: a bottom-up
approach
- Michael Köhl, Fermi gases in an optical
lattice
- Dean Lee, Ab initio lattice results for Fermi polarons
in two and three dimensions
- Yusuke Nishida, Novel few-body universality and
many-body crossover physics
- Thomas Schäfer, (Non) Conformal Quantum Fluids
- Achim Schwenk, Cold Atoms and Neutrons
- Dam Thanh Son, Is the composite fermion
a Dirac particle?
- John Thomas, 3D Hydrodynamics and Quasi-2D
Thermodynamics in Strongly Correlated Fermi Gases
- Felix Werner, Can one sum all Feynman diagrams
for the unitary Fermi gas?
- Uwe-Jens Wiese, Atomic Quantum Simulation of
Abelian and non-Abelian Gauge Theories
- Nikolaj Zinner, Magnetism and dynamics in strongly
interacting one-dimensional systems
Invited speakers:
B. Anderson (Tucson), D. Blume (Pullmann), E. Braaten (Columbus),
E. Demler (Cambridge), S. Diehl (Dresden), G. Dvali (Munich),
T. Gasenzer (Heidelberg), R. Grimm (Innsbruck),
S. Jochim (Heidelberg),
C. Kollath (Bonn), E. Kuhnle (Heidelberg), D.J. Lee (Raleigh),
Y. Nishida (Tokyo), T. Schäfer (Raleigh), J. Schmiedmayer (Vienna),
A. Schwenk (Darmstadt), D.T. Son (Chicago), J. Thomas (Raleigh),
F. Werner (Paris), U.-J. Wiese (Bern),
N. Zinner (Aarhus), M. Zwierlein (Cambridge).
Our main goal is to provide a platform for the discussion of
new developments in this exciting interdisciplinary
area of research and foster the scientific
exchange between the cold atom, quantum field theory, and many-body
communities. The seminar will also give young scientists the
opportunity to learn the status of research and open problems in this
vibrant field. The program consists
of invited talks as well as a poster session.
The Wilhelm und Else Heraeus-Stiftung covers the local costs for all
accepted participants.
Organizers
- Jürgen Berges (j.berges_at_thphys.uni-heidelberg.de)
- Hans-Werner Hammer (Hans-Werner.Hammer_at_physik.tu-darmstadt.de)
- Wilhelm Zwerger (zwerger_at_ ph.tum.de)