"FTPI March Meeting"
March 1 - 3, 2024
Friday, March 1st
AM session. Correlated electron systems
A. Chubukov - chair
8:45-9:00
Light breakfast
9:00-9:40
“The role of disorder in the theory of strange metals”
Subir Sachdev
Harvard University
9:40-10:20
“Next-generation two-dimensional quantum liquids”
Erez Berg
Weizmann Institute of Science
10:20-10:50 Coffee Break
10:50-11:30
“The two-dimensional electron gas: A nearly frozen quantum liquid”
Ilya Esterlis
University of Wisconsin-Madison
11:30-12:10
“Exciton mechanism for superconductivity in multilayer 2d materials”
Valentin Crépel
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
12:10-13.40 Lunch Break (on your own)
Please see this link to Google maps for lunch ideas.
PM session. Quantum magnetism
N. Perkins –chair
13.40-14:20
“Fractionalization in synthetic quantum matter”
Simon Trebst
University of Cologne
14:20-15:00
“Dynamics of quantum spin systems”
Cristian Batista
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
15:00-15:30 Coffee Break
15:30-16:10
“Thermal and electrical Hall conductivity in magnets”
Lucile Savary
CNRS, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon
16:10-16:50
“Field theory of non-collinear antiferromagnets”
Oleg Tchernyshyov
Johns Hopkins University
16:50-17:30
“Altermagnetism in correlated and topological matter”
Rafael Fernandes
University of Minnesota
18:00-20:30
Workshop Banquet
Campus Club on the 4th floor of Coffman Memorial Union
300 Washington Ave SE
18:00 - Reception in the Lounge Corridor (adjacent to the Terrace)
18:30 - Seated dinner in the A,B,C conference rooms
AM session. Topology
A. Kamenev – chair
8:45-9:00
Light breakfast
9:00:9:40
“Majorana physics with charge conservation”
Ivar Martin
Argonne National Laboratory
9:40-10:20
“Quantum geometric origin of capacitance in insulators”
Raquel Queiroz
Columbia University
10:20-10:50 Coffee Break
10:50-11:30
“Recent developments in constrained many body physics: new phases and slow dynamics”
Ethan Lake
University of California, Berkeley
11:30-12:10
"Learnability phase transitions"
Romain Vasseur
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
12:10-13.40 Lunch Break (on your own)
Please see this link to Google maps for lunch ideas.
PM session. Quantum transport
A. Levchenko – chair
13.40-14:20
“Microwave and Transport Spectroscopy of the Schmid Transition”
Leonid Glazman
Yale University
14:20-15:00
“Linear and nonlinear magnetotransport on a topological edge”
Dmytro (Dima) Pesin
University of Virginia
15:00-15:30 Coffee Break
15:30-16:10
“Sigma model for a dirty Planckian metal: Interference, superconductivity, and shot noise”
Matthew Foster
Rice University
16:10-16:50
“Anyons in low-dimensional electron systems”
Michael Manfra
Purdue University
16:50-17:30
“Critical Matter”
Leo Radzihovsky
University of Colorado, Boulder
Sunday, March 3rd
AM session. Moire systems
R. Fernandes – chair
8:45-9:00
Light breakfast
9:00:9:40
“Twisted Bilayer Graphene as a Heavy Fermion System”
B. Andrei Bernevig
Princeton University
9:40-10:20
“Kekule Spirals in Twisted Graphene Multilayers”
Steven Simon
University of Oxford
10:20-10:50 Coffee Break
10:50-11:30
“Disorder and Prospects for Control of Van der Waals Moire Structure”
David Goldhaber-Gordon
Stanford University
11:30-12:10
“(Fractional) Quantum Anomalous Hall effect in moire graphene structures”
Senthil Todadri
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
12:10-13.40 Lunch Break (on your own)
Please see this link to Google maps for lunch ideas.
PM session. Topology and Superconductivity
A. Levchenko – chair
13.40-14:20
“Topology, fractionalization and energy gap”
Liang Fu
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
14:20-15:00
“A overview of open Floquet systems”
Inti Sodemann
University of Leipzig
15:00-15:30 Coffee Break
15:30-16:10
“Debye mechanism of dissipation in superconductors”
Anton Andreev
University of Washington
16:10-16:50
“The Superconducting State of UTe2”
Johnpierre Paglione
University of Maryland
