Research Activities of the Condensed Matter Theory Group
The Rutgers condensed matter theory group and its associated Center for Materials Theory covers a broad range of research areas including: highly-correlated electron phenomena, such as high-temperature superconductivity, magnetism and heavy-fermion physics; physics at surfaces, including dynamic phenomena and electronic and geometrical structure; quantum liquids; equilibrium and non-equilibrium statistical mechanics; breakdown phenomena in disordered materials; first-principles calculations of electronic and structural properties; phase transitions and critical phenomena; semiconductor physics; quantum statistical mechanics and field theory; thermodynamics, transport and localization in disordered systems. There is also a strong mathematical physics effort at Rutgers, centered primarily on rigorous results in statistical mechanics and quantum field theory.
Members of the Condensed Matter Theory Group
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Associated Faculty
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Emeritus
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Faculty
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Grad Students
- Adler, Ran
- Aziz, Kemal
- Carpenter, Caitlin
- Cerkoney, Daniel P.
- Fu, Yixing
- Genser, Konrad T
- Kattel, Pradip
- Khanal, Ghanashyam
- Lamb, Christopher
- Lau, Liam L.H.
- Lucht, Kevin
- Panigrahi, Aaditya
- Pasnoori, Parameshwar
- Ren, Shang
- Rockwood, Gavin
- Rogerson, David
- Seleznev, Daniel
- Sinha, Madhav
- Tang, Yicheng
- Teng, Yujia
- Wu, Ang-Kun
- Zabalo, Aidan
- Zhakenov, Abay
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Postdocs
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Staff
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Visitors
