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The Fifth conference on NUCLEI and MESOSCOPIC Physics (NMP17) |
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Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) |
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March 6-10, 2017 |
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TALKS PROGRAM All ABSTRACTS |
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Monday, March 6, 2017 - NSCL/FRIB Lecture Hall |
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Thomas GLASMACHER(FRIB/NSC:), Welcome |
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Phil DUXBURY (MSU, Department of Physics and Astronomy), Welcome |
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Alexandra GADE (MSU), Rare isotopes: Probing many-body physics and the origin of the elements |
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Christoph BRUDER (University of Basel), Quantum synchronization |
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Vadim OGANESYAN (CUNY), Anomalous transport in perturbed Heisenberg chains |
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James SAULS (Northwestern University), Electron bubbles and Weyl fermions in chiral superfluid 3He-A |
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Kimitoshi KONO (RIKEN, Japan), Slip transport of the Wigner solid on liquid He surface |
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Vadim SMELYANSKIY (Google), Scaling analysis and instantons for quantum spin tunneling and Quantum Monte Carlo simulations |
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Mike GUIDRY (University of Tennessee), Emergence and universality in diverse physical systems |
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Peter D.KEEFE (University of Detroit Mercy), Considerations on Bardeen hysteresis: Violation or vindication of the Second Law?
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Tuesday, March 7, 2017 - NSCL/FRIB Lecture Hall |
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George F. BERTSCH (University of Washington), Importance of exit channel fluctuations in reaction branching ratios |
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V.K.B. KOTA (Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad), Random matrix theory for transition strengths in finite quantum many-particle systems: Applications and open questions |
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Hans WEIDENMÜLLER (Heidelberg University), Limitations of the Porter-Thomas distribution |
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Mihai HOROI (Central Michigan University), Constant temperature description of the nuclear leve densities |
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Thomas GUHR (University Duisburg-Essen), Chaotic scattering: New exact results and comparison to experiemnts |
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Pavel STRANSKY (Charles University, Prague), Excited-state quantum phase transitions: Classification and thermal properties |
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Sofia KARAMPAGIA (MSU), Nuclear shell model and phase transitions |
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Norman Birge (MSU), Development of cryogenic memory for supersonducting computers |
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Joachim ANKERHOLD (Ulm University), Josephson photonics: New sources for non-classical photon radiation |
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Doron COHEN (Ben Gurion University), Chaos, metastability and ergodicity in Bose-Hubbard superfluid circuits |
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Alex KAMENEV (University of Minnesota), Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev model as a Liouville quantum mechanics
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Wednesday , March 8, 2017 - NSCL/FRIB Lecture Hall |
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Leonid P.PRYADKO (University of California, Riverside), Quantum LDPC codes, spin models, and random matrices |
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Jacobus VERBAARSCHOT (Stony Brook University), Nuclear spectra, chaos and the SYK model |
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Norman Birge (MSU), Development of cryogenic memory for supersonducting computers |
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Chavdar STOYANOV (Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy, Sofia), Low-energy nuclear spectroscopy in a microscopic multiphonon approach |
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Caroline ROBIN (Western Michigan University), Relativistic approach to
atomic nuclei including quasiparticle-vibration coupling |
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Eduard E. SAPERSTEIN (Kurchatov Institute, Moscow), Particle-phonon coupling effects within theory of finite Fermi systems |
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Mark RUDNER (Niels Bohr Institute) Universal quasi-steady states in periodically driven many-body systems |
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Michael Thoennessen (Associate Director for User Relations at NSCL/FRIB), NSCL seminar:The Discovery of Isotopes Project
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Discussion: Mesoscopic aspects of nuclear physics
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Thursday, March 9, 2017 - NSCL/FRIB Lecture Hall |
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Raymond F. BISHOP (University of Manchester), Magnetic order and its loss on frustrated honeycomb monolayers and bilayers: An illustrative use of the coupled cluster method |
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Maxim MOSTOVOY (University of Groningen), Multiferroic skyrmions |
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Lorenza VIOLA (Dartmouth College), Characterization and design of topological boundary modes via generalized Bloch's theorem |
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Mark DYKMAN (MSU), Floquet dynamics and time-translation symmetry breaking in nonlinear oscillators |
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Lea SANTOS (Yeshiva University), Power law decays and thermalization in isolated many-body quantum systems |
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Manan VYAS (UNAM, Mexico), Spin dynamics of interacting many-particle quantum systems |
EPL Best Student Presentation Award |
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Declan MULHALL ( Scranton University), Randomly interacting bosons on two spin levels |
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Alexander VOLYA (Florida State University), Quest for superradiance in atomic nuclei |
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Michael KLOC (Charles University, Prague), Monodromy and entanglement in Dicke superradiance models |
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Amin TAYEBI (MSU), Non-Hermitian plasmonic nanoantennas
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EPL Best Sudent Presentation Award |
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Friday , March 10, 2017 - NSCL/FRIB Lecture Hall |
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Felix IZRAILEV (BUAP, Mexico, and MSU), The temperature of a single chaotic eigenstate |
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Naftali AUERBACH (University of Tel Aviv, and MSU), The curious case of Tantalum 180 |
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Jeff SCHENKER (MSU), Dissipative transport in the localized regime |
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Lev KAPLAN (Tulane University), Transport efficiency in open quantum systems with static and dynamic disorder |
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Fausto BORGOBOVI (University of Breschia), Cooperative shielding in many-body spin systems with long-range interaction |
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Vaclav SPICKA (Institute of Physics, Prague), Non-equilibrium dynamics of molecular bridge model: Limits to simplified description by generatlized master equations |
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M. Hossein MAHZOON (MSU), Correlations in non-equilibrium Green's function method |
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General discussion and conclusion
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* EPL award for the best student oral presentation |
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