CREF Talk – Guest
April 4th 2023 -3 PM- Aula Fermi
Nicolò Defenu ETH Zurich
Long-range interacting quantum systems
The seminar is meant to present a bird’s eye view on the field of long-range interacting quantum systems. The talk will start with a brief overview of critical phenomena in systems with power-law interactions 1/r^{\alpha}, showing how the equilibrium scaling depends on the power-law scaling $\alpha$. Then, I will describe the peculiar out-of-equilibrium scaling dynamics observed in “strong” long-range systems with \alpha<d, both for sudden and slow quenches.
Finally, I will show how the study of long-range interacting systems is connected to the case of non-homogeneous disordered structures.
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