The workshop aims at bringing together early career investigators (PhDs and postdocs) to share their recent scientific findings and thereby provides an inspiring framework for bridging the gaps from few- to many-body nonequilibrium quantum multicomponent systems. The topics will range from many-body nonequilibrium dynamics in Bose-Einstein condensates and Fermi seas including mixtures thereof to pure few-body quantum systems. Special emphasis will be given to highly particle imbalanced atomic mixtures which play an important role in the context of impurity physics and serve as a key to the understanding of transport properties, optical response and induced correlations in a plethora of materials. Much space for discussions and an open atmosphere will provide a great opportunity for the participants to have a strong exchange of ideas in order to interlink their works and experimental or theoretical methods.
"Frontiers in nonequilibrium dynamics of multicomponent systems in the few- to many-body crossover"
Feb. 10, 2020 to
Feb. 12, 2020
(past)
Location: Center for Optical Quantum Technologies, University of Hamburg