Workshop on
Lattice Field Theory and Condensed Matter Physics
26-27 August 2019
Convenors:
Maxim Chernodub, University of Tours, maxim.chernodub@lmpt.univ-tours.fr
Ignat V. Fialkovsky, Ariel University, Israel, Federal University of ABC, Brazil, fialkovsky.i@ufabc.edu.br, ignatf@ariel.ac.il
Elena Luschevskaya, ITEP, Moscow, Russia, luschevskaya@gmail.com
Vladimir Miransky, University of Western Ontario, Canada, vmiransk@gmail.com
Maxim Ulybyshev, Wuerzburg University, Germany, maksim.ulybyshev@physik.uni-wuerzburg.de
Mikhail Zubkov, Ariel University, Israel, zubkov@itep.ru
This mini-workshop will focus on applications of relativistic quantum field theories to physics of Dirac and Weyl semimetals, graphene, fermionic superfluids, quark - gluon plasma, and anomalous transport effects. The general idea of the mini-workshop is to gather physicists actively working on these subjects in the broad ranges from condensed matter physics and field theory to lattice gauge theory and string theory and to provide participants with an informal environment to encourage mutually beneficial interactions.
If you are interested to participate in the session, please choose this topic in the abstract submission. You can also contact by email the convenors.
