Name |
Title |
Address |
Robert Alicki | Quantum memories as open systems
|
Inst. Theor. Phys., Gdansk |
Tony Dorlas | Sudden disappearance of entanglement |
D.I.A.S., Dublin |
Pierre Duclos | NESS via adiabatic switching of a potential bias |
C.P.T., Marseille |
Gian Michele Graf | Quantization of charge transport: equivalence of scattering and Chern number
approaches
|
E.T.H., Zurich |
Evans Harrell |
Sum rules and semiclassical limits for quantum Hamiltonians on surfaces, periodic structures, and graphs
|
Dept. of Math., Georgia Tech |
Vojkan Jaksic | Full counting statistics, Renyi's relative entropy and modular theory
|
Dept. of Math., McGill |
Ansgar Jungel | Quantum fluid models for semiconductor devices: derivation,
analysis, simulation
|
I.A.S.C., T.U. Wien |
Eugene Kanzieper | Painlevé
transcendents and quantum transport
|
H.I.T., Holon |
Abel Klein | Local Wegner estimates, Minami estimate, and Poisson statistics of eigenvalues
for continuum Anderson Hamiltonians
|
Dept. of Math., Irvine |
Israel Klich | Quantum noise and entanglement entropy
|
Dept. of Physics, Charlottesville |
Frédéric Klopp | Level, level spacing and localization center statistics
in the localized regime
|
Dept. of Math., Paris 13 |
Hynek Kovarik | Eigenvalues of Schroedinger
operators on metric trees
|
Dept. of Math., Politecnico di Torino |
Hagen Neidhardt | On carrier transport modeling in semiconductor devices at
WIAS: a survey
|
W.I.A.S., Berlin |
Konstantin Pankrashkin | Localization on quantum graphs with random edge lengths
|
Dept. of Math., Orsay |
Thomas Garm Pedersen | Properties of gapped graphene
|
Dept. of Phys., Aalborg |
Olaf Post | Approximation of quantum graph vertex couplings by scaled
Schrödinger
operators on thin branched manifolds
|
Humboldt-Universitet, Berlin |
Gueorgui Raykov | Eigenvalue asymptotics
in a twisted waveguide
|
P.U.C., Santiago de Chile |
Wojciech de Roeck | Diffusion in quantum system-reservoir models
|
E.T.H., Zurich |
Gianluca Stefanucci |
Long-time electron dynamics of open molecular junctions
|
Dept. of. Phys., Tor Vergata |