International Workshop - Korrelationstage 2025

Summary

The Korrelationstage have a long standing tradition in bringing together researchers working in the field of strongly correlated quantum many-body systems and related areas. The main focus of this event is to capture the new developments in this active field.

 

The format of the meeting will contain invited presentations by junior research leaders, as well as contributed research talks, and poster sessions.

There will be a special panel discussion on The Future of Publishing in Correlated Quantum Many Body Research with S. Kancharla (Phys. Rev. B), J.S. Caux (SciPost) and A. Taroni (Nature).

 

Applications are welcome and should be made by using the application form. The application deadline is 31st May 2025. The number of attendees is limited.

The registration fee for the international workshop is 200 Euro and should be paid by all participants.

Costs for accommodation and meals will be covered by the Max Planck Institute.

Limited funding is available to partially cover travel expenses.

 

 

Program structure:

 

Sunday, 14th September - arrival (recommended)

Monday, 15th September - 10 a.m., program start

Friday, 19th September - noon, program closure & departure

 

Topics include

 

• • Unconventional Superconductivity
  • 2D materials and moiré
  • Topological phenomena
  • Quantum many-body physics
  • Fractionalisation and criticality
  • Novel forms of magnetism
  • Open quantum systems
  • Unconventional transport
  • Numerical methods and tensor networks
  • (Quantum) Phase transitions

Confirmed invited speakers

 

• • Flávia Braga Ramos (DE)
  • Michael Buchhold (DE)
  • Jean-Sebastien Caux (NL)
  • Tamaghna Hazra (DE)
  • Lukas Janssen (DE)
  • Sarma Kancharla (US)
  • Lennart Klebl (DE)
  • Flore Kunst (DE)
  • Alexander Mook (DE)
  • Aline Ramires (AT)
  • Markus Schmitt (DE)
  • Urban Seifert (DE)
  • Libor Šmejkal (DE)
  • Andrea Taroni (US)
  • Glenn Wagner (CH)
  • Alexander Wietek (DE)

 

Scientific Coordinators

 

• • Jan Carl Budich, TU Dresden & MPIPKS, DE
  • Laura Classen, TU München & MPI FKF, DE
  • Johannes Knolle, TU München, DE

 

Organisation

 

• • Katrin Lantsch, MPIPKS Dresden

 

 

Picture

© Valentin Leeb, TU München