Localization: Emergent Platforms and Novel Trends

International Workshop
16 - 20 September 2024

Localization is a vibrant research field, with several subfields. The workshop will bring together scientists working on Anderson and many-body localization, including leading experts and young researchers, theorists and experimentalists, to discuss recent progress and prospective research directions. A particular focus will be put on emergent experimental platforms and novel directions in the field.

Topics include

  • Anderson transitions
  • Localization in cold-atom systems
  • Localization in topological matter
  • Localization in non-Hermitian problems
  • Measurement-induced transitions: Relation to localization
  • Many-body localization (MBL)
  • MBL transitions
  • MBL in state-of-the-art quantum processors and simulators
  • Novel computational approaches to Anderson localization and MBL
  • Localization in strongly correlated systems
  • Interplay of localization and superconductivity

Confirmed invited speakers

Dmitry Abanin (US)
Alexander Altland (DE)
Soumya Bera (IN)
Fiona Burnell (US)
John Chalker (UK)
Anushya Chandran (US)
Radu Chicireanu (FR)
Marcel Filoche (FR)
Matthew Foster (US)
Sarang Gopalakrishnan (US)
Markus Heyl (DE)
Jonas Karcher (US)
Stefan Kettemann (DE)
Gabriel Lemarié (SG/FR)
Roderich Moessner (DE)
Adam Nahum (FR)
Hideaki Obuse (JP)
Tomi Ohtsuki (JP)
Arijeet Pal (UK)
Natalia Perkins (US)
Jedediah Pixley (US)
Igor Poboiko (DE)
Mikael Rechtsman (US)
Maksym Serbyn (AT)
Ryuichi Shindou (CN)
Keith Slevin (JP)
Christoph Strunk (DE)
Marco Tarzia (FR)
Romain Vasseur (US)
Haohua Wang (CN)
David Weld (US)
Jakub Zakrzewski (PL)

 

Scientific Coordinators

Ferdinand Evers

(Regensburg University)

Ilya A. Gruzberg

(Ohio State University)

Alexander Mirlin

(KIT Karlsruhe)

Organisation

Claudia Domaschke

(MPIPKS Dresden)

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Application

Application is closed.

The registration fee for the international workshop is 200 Euro and should be paid by all participants.

Costs for accommodation and meals will be covered by the Max Planck Institute.

Limited funding is available to partially cover travel expenses.

Scientific Program

Program structure:

Sunday, 15th September - arrival (recommended)

Monday, 16th September - 9 am program start

Friday, 20th September - evening program closure

Saturday, 21st September - departure

The detailed program will be available by end of August 2024, approximately.

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