Gordon Godfrey Seminars at School of Physics UNSW

Gordon Godfrey Theoretical Seminars 2004-6

Date	Title	Speaker(s)
May 9th 2006	Spin Nematic Phases in 2D Quantum Magnets	Dr. Andreas Lauchli
March 28th 2006	Relativistic electronic structure theory: application to parity violation in molecules and clusters.	Dr. Harry Quiney
March 14th 2006	Isotope shift, relativistic shift, and the hunt for alpha-variation.	Julian Berengut
March 7th 2006	"Super-Radiance". a Mechanism for Formation of Narrow Hadronic Resonances	Prof. Naftali Auerbach
February 28th 2006	Unusual magnetic correlations in layered cobaltates	Prof. Giniyat Khaliullin
February 21st 2006	Quantum phase transitions in an ion trap quantum computer.	Prof. Gerard J. Milburn
February 14th 2006	Violation of the fundamental parity and time reversal symmetries: manifestations in solid state physics.	Timur Mukhamedjanov
February 2nd 2006	Quantum fluctuations and the Casimir effect in meso- and macro-systems.	Prof. Yoseph Imry
December 13th 2005	Triangular-Lattice Quantum Antiferromagnets	Prof. Rajiv Singh
December 2nd 2005	Novel phenomena from nonmagnetic impurities in frustrated spin systems	Dr. Bruce Normand
November 7th 2005	Spin interferometry and entanglement generation with Rashba spin splitting	Dr. Ulrich Zuelicke
August 23rd 2005	Orbital currents and d-density wave order in strongly correlated electron systems	Dr. John Fjaerestad
August 9th 2005	Spinons and gauge degrees of freedom in spin liquids	Dr. Gregoire Misguich
April 26th 2005	Interplay between electronic correlations and disorder in two-dimensional lattices	Prof. Jean-Louis Pichard
April 19th 2005	Neutrino masses and mixing --- clues of new physics?	Prof. B. H. J. McKellar
February 18th 2005	Order and transport in complex quantum systems: Pars non pro toto. (download pdf)	Prof. Holger Fehske
December 7th 2004	Spin, Charge and Orbital and Their Excitations in Transition Metal Oxides	Prof. Sadamichi Maekawa
November 24th 2004	Quantized Black Holes, Correspondence Principle, and Holographic Bound.	Prof. I. B. Khriplovich

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