I am a student in Prof. Gabriel Kotliar’s group. My research interests center on many-body perturbative techniques and their application to electronic structure calculations, with a particular emphasis on diagrammatic
I am interested in applying various exact analytical techniques to explore the physics of strongly correlated systems and out of equilibrium many-body systems.
Under the supervision of Prof. Kristjan Haule, Ghanashyam is solving various correlated electrons problems. He uses different computational methods to tackle physics problems arising from strong electron-electron interaction including iron
I am a graduate student working with Prof. Piers Coleman and Prof. Ananda Roy. My research interest lies in the area of strongly correlated quantum many-body systems and its intersection
I am interested in understanding novel patterns of fractionalization that can occur in Strongly Correlated Systems such as Unconventional Superconductors and Frustrated Magnets.
I am interested in exploring novel phenomena and quantum phase transitions in strongly correlated systems. I use a combination of exact analytical and computational techniques.
I am a Ph.D. student working with Prof. David Vanderbilt at Rutgers University. My research interest is mainly about topological quantum matters, including both model systems and real materials. I
My interests lie in the application and development of computational techniques to facilitate the prediction and classification of material realizations of topological phases. I am also interested in the theoretical
My current research focuses on strongly correlated systems with incommensurability and out-of-equilibrium quantum systems under the supervision of Prof. Jedediah H. Pixley. We utilize various numerical approaches as needed to