applied mathematics

2022-09-23

E-MRS

By Staff in Talks Tag advanced, applied mathematics, atom, characterisation, chemistry, code, comput-ing(ational), computational, condensed, data, E-MRS, electron(s), Marini, Marini A., Marini Andrea, material(s), matter, methods, nano, phenomena, photons, physics, properties, quantum, simulation, solid, structure, surfaces, theoretical, ultra-fast, Ultrafast, Yambo

European Materials Research Society Warsaw (Poland), 2022, 19-22 September Various theoretical and computational methods have been developed and utilized to understand and design novel functional materials and nanostructures in the…

An ICTP Hybrid Meeting

By Staff in Seminars Tag advanced, applied mathematics, atom, characterisation, chemistry, code, comput-ing(ational), computational, condensed, data, electron(s), ICTP, Many Bodies Theory, Marini, Marini A., Marini Andrea, material(s), matter, MBPT, methods, nano, phenomena, photons, physics, properties, quantum, simulation, solid, structure, surfaces, theoretical, ultra-fast, Ultrafast, Yambo

Trieste (Italy), 2022, 4-8 April The Computational School on Ab-initio Many-body Methods and Simulations with the Yambo Code has introduced many-body perturbation theory (MBPT) approaches and specifically to first-principles excited-state simulations using the YAMBO…

Solving the Two-Time Kadanoff-Baym Equations. Status and Open Problems

By Staff in Talks Tag advanced, applied mathematics, atom, characterisation, chemistry, code, comput-ing(ational), condensed, data, electron(s), electronic, equations, ETSF, excitation, INFN, Kadanoff-Baym, Marini, Marini A., Marini Andrea, material(s), matter, MBPT, methods, nano, nanoscience, nanotechnology, phenomena, photons, physics, properties, quantum, simulation, solid, structure, surfaces, theoretical, two-time, ultra-fast, Ultrafast, Yambo

Kiel (Germany), 2019, 11-12 March During the successful interdisciplinary workshop “Progresses in Nonequilibrium Green’s Functions VII” held 27th - 31st August 2018 in Frascati (Italy) it became clear that more…

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