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Alexei Tsvelik

By Jorge Quintanilla | 30 July 2010

Alexei Tsvelik is visiting us today to give his Condensed Matter in the City RAL Seminar.

EPSRC POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS

By Jorge Quintanilla | 29 July 2010

We are happy to support applications from suitable candidates for EPSRC Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in our group. Candidates should contact us first, preferably well in … Read more

Tin-Lun Ho and Senthil Todadri

By Jorge Quintanilla | 22 July 2010

Senthil Todadri and Tin-Lun Ho will be visiting us today to give their SEPNet Summer Program RAL Seminars. We also expect a number of additional … Read more

Non-unitary triplet pairing in the non-centrosymmetric superconductor LaNiC2

By Jorge Quintanilla | 19 July 2010

Another talk similar to the one given in Loughborough was presented at the Condensed Matter in the City event in Bedford Sq.

Lifshitz transitions and crystallization of fully polarized dipolar fermions in an anisotropic two-dimensional lattice

By Jorge Quintanilla | 16 July 2010

We consider a two-dimensional model of noninteracting chains of spinless fermions weakly coupled via a small interchain hopping and a repulsive interchain interaction. The phase … Read more

Gabriel Kotliar

By Jorge Quintanilla | 15 July 2010

Gabriel Kotliar visited us on this date to give his SEPNet Summer Program RAL Seminar. We also had a number of other visitors who were … Read more

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