Computational Studies of  Correlated Quantum Systems

Professor Efstratios Manousakis

Our group develops computational methods to study  novel collective behavior in certain quantum many-body systems which arises because of strong correlations among the fundamental microscopic degrees of freedom.
Examples of such systems are: The results of our work are published in research journals and can be found from this web page.
Our group has built a massively parallel cluster of 56 CPUs which is used  to carry out such  calculations.

 
This is a picture of Zeus, our Beowulf cluster.
Computational Methods  How Zeus is built
Modeling Copper-Oxide Superconductors Confined Superfluids
Quantum Films Other Systems

 
 

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