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Quantum Cluster Methods for Correlated Materials

Explore topics like d-wave superconductivity, pseudogap in high-temperature superconductors, and inhomogeneous phases using quantum cluster methods. Learn about predicting material properties, experimental studies, and various computational techniques.

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Quantum Cluster Methods for Correlated Materials

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  1. Quantum Cluster Methods for Correlated Materials Sherbrooke, 6-8 Juillet 2005

  2. Quantum Cluster Methods for Correlated Materials • Does the Hubbard model have a d-wave superconducting ground state? • What is the origin of the pseudogap in high-temperature superconductors? • When do stripes and other inhomogeneous phases appear? • How can we predict properties of materials with d and f electrons? (or cold atoms)

  3. Quantum Clusters for Correlated Materials • One-particle properties : Experiment • ARPES (Shen, Damascelli) • Local DOS (Davis, Lupien) • Spin excitations : Experiment • Neutron (Greven)

  4. Quantum Clusters for Correlated Materials • ED (Prelovsek) • QMC, DMRG (Scalapino, Moreo, Sorensen, Prokof’ev, Lin) • Variational methods (Sorella, Paramekanti, Capello, Becca), • Many-Body (Rice, Marsiglio, Chitov, Isaksov, Hopkinson) • RG • TPSC (Tremblay, Davoudi, Kyung, Marsiglio)

  5. Quantum Clusters for Correlated Materials • Bridges: (Sandvik, Troyer) • Competing or complementary methods? • DCA (Jarrell, Maier, Macridin) • CDMFT (Kotliar, Kancharla, Kyung) • CPT (Sénéchal, Eder) • VCPT (Potthoff , Sénéchal, Sahebsara, Tremblay)

  6. Quantum Cluster Methods for Correlated Materials • Review: Th. Maier, M. Jarrell, Th. Pruschke, M.H. Hettler, RMP (2005) • Th. Maier, M. Jarrell, Th. Pruschke, and J. KellerPRL 85, 1524 (2000) • A. Paramekanti, Mohit Randeria, and Nandini Trivedi, PRL 87, 217002 (2001). • S. Sorella, G. B. Martins, F. Becca, C. Gazza, L. Capriotti, A. Parola, and E. Dagotto PRL 88, 117002 (2002) • D. Poilblanc and D.J. ScalapinoPhys. Rev. B 66, 052513 (2002) (2002) • D. Sénéchal, P.-L. Lavertu, M.-A. Marois and A.-M.S. Tremblay, PRL 94, 156404 (2005) • T.A. Maier, M. Jarrell, T.C. Schulthess, P. R. C. Kent, and J.B. White, cond-mat/0504529

  7. Quantum Clusters for Correlated Materials • A subject for a « Concentration period » • High temperature superconductivity.

  8. Format • 30 minutes, 15 minutes, • Short questions • Discussion periods with one or two 5 minute talks (5 hours) • The USB key man (Dominic) • Those speakers that agree can have their talk on the PITP web site.

  9. Sign-up sheets • Banquet tonight (19:10) • Game • Vegetarian.

  10. Sign-up sheets(This afternoon) • Outdoor activities (Sébastien) • Canoe, Kayak, Walk, River swimming • Bicycle • Hiking • Mont Bellevue • Pontoon (Rental) (Swimming) • Visits • Laboratory for Quantum Materials (Patrick) • Mammouth (Technical visit, fastest computer in Canada) (Alain)

  11. A fraction of Mammouth

  12. Don’t be shy, talk to each otherHave a great workshop

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