International Workshop on j-fermion Physics and Materials
The aim of the workshop is to discuss the recent progress in quantum materials with the emphasis on multipoles and topology. In such materials, j-fermions emerge due to strong spin-orbit coupling, and novel phenomena, such as superconducting pairing between j = 3/2 fermions, can occur. This workshop will bring together scientist exploring the novel phenomena in new materials to share the latest idea and to fertilize new research directions. The main topics are exotic superconductivity, novel multipolar ordering, quantum spin liquid, emergent j-fermions, and related phenomena, but broad experimental and theoretical presentations related to quantum materials are also welcomed. The workshop consists of invited and contributed talks.
- Dates: December 4 (Tue.) 9:00 ~ December 6 (Thu.) 16:00, 2018
- Venue: Otago Business School, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
(Union St E, North Dunedin, Dunedin 9016, New Zealand)
https://www.otago.ac.nz/business/index.html - Important dates:
Mon. October 15, 2018: Registration Deadline
Mon. November 5, 2018: Abstract Deadline - Accommodation: Te Rangi Hiroa College, University of Otago
Bed and breakfast accommodation for $86.50/night.
All participants are encouraged to stay at Te Rangi Hiroa College.
The link to accommodation booking site is in the registration page. - Invited speakers
Prof. Xi Dai （The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology）
Dr. Shunichiro Kittaka （University of Tokyo）
Prof. Ben Powell （University of Queensland, Brisbane）
Dr. Stephan Rachel （University of Melbourne）
Prof. Ben Ruck （Victoria University of Wellington）
Prof. Tilo Söhnel （University of Auckland）
Dr. Shin-ichiro Yano （NSRRC, Sydney）
Organizers:
Philip M. R. Brydon (University of Otago)
Harald O. Jeschke (Okayama University)
Minoru Nohara (Okayama University)
Hisatomo Harima (Kobe University)
This workshop is organized jointly by University of Otago, Okayama University and J-Physics.
Workshop Abstract
Deadline: Monday, November 5, 2018
Send to: Minoru Nohara via e-mail:
nohara_(at)_science.okayama-u.ac.jp
(Please replace “_(at)_” with “@”.)
Workshop Poster:
