PSSCMP 2023: "Fractionalization, criticality and unconventional quantum materials"
Monday, July 10 - Friday, July 14, 2023
The Princeton Summer School on “Fractionalization, Criticality, and Unconventional Quantum Materials” will provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of contemporary quantum materials and their emergent properties in phases of strong electronic correlations or at the brink of phase transitions. 2023 is PSSCMP's 19th year (its inaugural year was 2005), and the program aims to foster knowledge exchange to explore the forefront of both theoretical and experimental methods in this rapidly evolving domain. The program is open to both Princeton and non-Princeton graduate students and postdoctoral researchers in the sciences. Lectures will be of pedagogical aim and the program organization is conducted primarily by Princeton graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. Participants can apply to present their research during a Poster Session. The in-person event location: Bowen Hall Auditorium, Princeton campus.
In-Person Registration is OPEN:
https://princeton.irisregistration.com/Site/Condensed23
Note: You will need to create a login and when prompted for a code use “Condensed23”
Fee for in-person, NO housing: $60 (FREE for Princeton affiliates, please make sure to use your Princeton e-mail for registration)
Fee for in-person, WITH*campus housing: $60 plus $400. Click here for Baker Hall Information Sheet. (*There are limited campus dorm rooms so register early!)
If you are unable to secure a dorm room, check for https://travel.princeton.edu/guests.)
Webinar (remote) Registration is OPEN:
https://princeton.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__tgpbTeQRXydVNFC9U2rkA
Speakers
Claudio Castelnovo, University of Cambridge
Talk #1. “Intro to dynamics in spin ice materials”
Talk #2. “Emergent dynamical fractal and anomalous noise in a clean topological magnet”
Meng Cheng, Yale University
Talk #1. “Defects and anomalies in lattice models: Lieb-Schultz-Mattis theorem and its various extensions, and characterizing anomalies using topological defects”
Eduardo Fradkin, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Talk #1. “The uses of Duality in Condensed Matter Physics”
Talk #2. “The uses of Duality in Condensed Matter Physics”
Talk #3. “The uses of Duality in Condensed Matter Physics”
Michael Manfra, Purdue University
Talk #1. “Introduction to quasiparticle interferometry in the fractional quantum Hall regime”
Talk #2. “Direct observation of anyonic braiding statistics at n=1/3 and n=2/5 fractional quantum Hall states”
Nai Phuan Ong, Princeton University
Talk #1. "Thermal Hall effect and low-temperature oscillations of the thermal conductance in the Kitaev magnet a-RuCl3"
Aavishkar Patel, Flatiron Institute
Talk #1. “From quantum matter without quasiparticles to the theory of transport in strange metals”
Philip Phillips, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Talk #1. “Stable Fixed Point for Mott Physics and Emergent Superconductivity”
Talk #2. “1/4 is the new 1/2: Interaction-Induced Anomalous Quantum Hall/Spin Hall States at Fractional Filling in TMD Moire Systems”
Xiao-Gang Wen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Talk #1. “Symmetry/Topological-Order correspondence: from emergent generalized symmetry to theory of gapless liquids” (I) (II)
Cenke Xu, University of California, Santa Barbara
Talk #1. “Criticality and topology under quantum measurement and decoherence”
Kun Yang, Florida State University
Talk #1. “Interplay of Topology and Geometry in Fractional Quantum Hall Liquids”
Talk #2. “Entanglement and Thermalization in (Interacting) Fermion Systems”
Linda Ye, California Institute of Technology
Talk #1. “Lattice-driven flat bands in quantum materials”
Click here for the 2023 AGENDA (schedule and talk titles)
Contacts for PSSCMP 2023
PSSCMP archive:
2022 (hybrid) - Hidden Correlations in Flat Bands: Program / Lecture Recordings / Photos. 663 registered attendees (571 webinar and 92 in-person), 19 poster presenters, 18 lectures featuring 11 speakers.
2021 (virtual) - Novel Excitations in Correlated Materials: Program / Lecture recordings. 587 registered attendees, 32 poster presenters, 15 lectures by 12 speakers
Recordings for Joseph Falson - "Correlated States in Ultra-Pure Oxides" and Pablo Jarillo-Herrero - "Moiré Magic 3.0".
2020 (virtual) - Magnetism in Quantum Materials: Program / Lecture recordings. 240 registered attendees, 35 poster presenters, 14 lectures by 9 speakers
2019 - Emergent phenomena and correlated physics in two-dimensional materials: Program / Photos/ Lecture recordings
2018 - Quantum Dynamics: Program / Lecture recordings
2017 - Quantum Computation: Program / Lecture recordings
2016 - Many-Body Localization and Frustrated Magnetism: Program / Lecture recordings
2015 - New Insights About Quantum Matter: Program / Lecture recordings
2014 - Quantum Information and Computation: Program / Lecture recordings