Theory of Condensed Matter
Research Highlights
Photon, electron, spin, topology
Bo Peng,
Gunnar F. Lange,
Daniel Bennett,
Kang Wang,
Robert-Jan Slager
and
Bartomeu Monserrat
Negative refraction of Weyl phonons at twin quartz interfaces
Gunnar F. Lange,
Juan D. F. Pottecher,
Cameron Robey,
Bartomeu Monserrat
and
Bo Peng
Boosting photocatalytic water splitting of polymeric fullerene by reduced dimensionality from 2D monolayer to 1D chain
Cory Jones and
Bo Peng
Non-Abelian Floquet braiding and anom- alous Dirac string phase in periodically driven systems
Robert-Jan Slager, Adrien Bouhon, F. Nur Ünal
Thermal conductivity of glasses: first-principles theory and applications
Michele Simoncelli, Francesco Mauri, and Nicola Marzari
Theoretical Condensed Matter physics is about building models of physical processes, often driven by experimental data, generalising the solutions of those models to make predictions, and transferring the concepts gained into other areas. Theory plays an important role in understanding known phenomena and in predicting new ones.
With over seventy members, TCM is the largest university Condensed Matter Theory group in the country. Able to trace its history back for over sixty years, it has been home to many leading theoreticians.
Recent Research Highlights
Photon, electron, spin, topology
Bo Peng,
Gunnar F. Lange,
Daniel Bennett,
Kang Wang,
Robert-Jan Slager
and
Bartomeu Monserrat
Negative refraction of Weyl phonons at twin quartz interfaces
Gunnar F. Lange,
Juan D. F. Pottecher,
Cameron Robey,
Bartomeu Monserrat
and
Bo Peng
Boosting photocatalytic water splitting of polymeric fullerene by reduced dimensionality from 2D monolayer to 1D chain
Cory Jones and
Bo Peng
Non-Abelian Floquet braiding and anom- alous Dirac string phase in periodically driven systems
Robert-Jan Slager, Adrien Bouhon, F. Nur Ünal
Thermal conductivity of glasses: first-principles theory and applications
Michele Simoncelli, Francesco Mauri, and Nicola Marzari