CCQ’s mission is to develop the concepts, theories, algorithms and codes needed to solve the quantum many-body problem and to use the solutions to predict the behavior of materials and molecules of scientific and technological interest.
A new day is dawning for our ability to understand and control the behavior of materials and molecules, thanks to the combination of previously unimaginable theoretical concepts, improved computational capabilities and revolutionary developments in experimentation. Researchers at CCQ are developing the ideas, algorithms and codes that will take our understanding of the quantum mechanics of electrons in molecules and solids to a new level. CCQ is also an international focal point for computational materials science, hosting a lively array of meetings, workshops, conferences and visitor programs.
Research
Collaborative Work
Columbia University, the Flatiron Institute in New York City and the Max Planck Society in Germany have created a partnership, called the Center for Nonequilibrium Quantum Phenomena.
- CCQ
- | Columbia University
- | Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter in Hamburg (MPSD)
- | Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz (MPIP)
Event Videos
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Andreas Gleis: Intrinsic Strange Metal due to Heavy-Fermion Quantum Criticality
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Cyrus Dreyer: Fermi-Liquid T2 Resistivity: Dynamical Mean-Field Theory Meets Experiment
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Fabian Kugler: Finite-difference parquet method and the strong-coupling pseudogap
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Anna Kauch: Two-site entanglement in the two-dimensional Hubbard model from parquet dynamical vertex approximation
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