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.
- Superconductors
- Superfluids
- Electrons in Solids
- Quantum Phase Transitions in Atomically-Thin Films
- Phase Transitions in Restricted Geometries--Finite Size Scaling
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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