Explore the intricate connections between quantum matter, hyperbolic band structures, and moduli spaces in this 53-minute lecture by Steven Rayan from the University of Saskatchewan. Delve into cutting-edge research at the intersection of physics and mathematics, examining how these concepts interplay in the study of quantum systems. Gain insights into the latest developments in Hamiltonian geometry and their applications to understanding complex quantum phenomena. Suitable for advanced students and researchers in physics and mathematics, this talk offers a deep dive into the theoretical foundations underpinning modern quantum physics and geometric approaches to band theory.
Quantum Matter, Hyperbolic Band Structures, and Moduli Spaces
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Syllabus
Quantum Matter, Hyperbolic Band Structures, and Moduli Spaces
Taught by
Fields Institute
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