Explore the intricacies of strongly interacting Fermi gases with zero-range interactions in this comprehensive lecture by Yvan Castin from LKB-ENS, Paris, France. Delve into advanced concepts of quantum physics and statistical mechanics as you examine the behavior of these unique systems. Learn about the theoretical models and experimental techniques used to study Fermi gases in extreme conditions, and understand their implications for various fields of physics, including condensed matter and ultracold atomic physics. Gain insights into the latest research developments and potential applications of these fascinating quantum systems.
Overview
Syllabus
Strongly interacting Fermi gases with zero-range interactions
Taught by
Institut Henri Poincaré
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