Explore the intricacies of the quantum deformed Haldane Shastry model at q=i in this 58-minute lecture by D. Serban from IPhT, Paris. Delve into the fascinating world of integrability in Condensed Matter Physics and Quantum Field Theory, examining how this specific model contributes to our understanding of complex quantum systems. Gain insights into the mathematical framework and physical implications of this model, and discover its relevance in modern theoretical physics research. Ideal for advanced physics students and researchers interested in quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, and mathematical physics.
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The quantum deformed Haldane Shastry model at q=i, D. Serban (IPhT, Paris)
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