Workshop: Recent progress on tensor network methods, April 22-25, 2024
TUM Institute for Advanced Study, Munich
The aim of the workshop is to bring together condensed matter physicists, mathematicians and theoretical chemists to continue the exploration of this active and growing field of research and to stimulate further developments of tensor network methods.
The focus will be on innovative ideas for moving beyond current limits of quantum many body simulations despite the major challenges of high-dimensionality and accuracy. Topics include the interplay between modes, rank truncation and network topology, hybridization with other approaches, and parallelization.
Organizers
- Thomas Barthel, Duke University
- Gero Friesecke, Technical University of Munich
- Henrik Larsson, University of California, Merced
- Örs Legeza, TUM-IAS Hans Fischer Senior Fellow & Wigner Research Centre for Physics, Budapest
The workshop is open to young researchers, who are furthermore encouraged to apply for presenting a contributed talk or poster on registration. Some funding for young researchers may be available on request.
The workshop starts on Monday, 22nd April at 9am and finishes on Thursday, 25th April 2024 at approx. 1pm.
Registration
Please register here by March 15th 2024
Invited speakers
- Mari Carmen Banuls, MPI for Quantum Optics, Garching
- Thomas Barthel, Duke University
- Giuseppe Carleo, EPFL Lausanne - tbc
- Natalia Chepiga, University of Delft
- Matthias Christandl, University of Copenhagen
- Mi-Song Dupuy, Sorbonne Paris
- Jens Eisert, FU Berlin
- Daniel Kressner, EPFL Lausanne
- Henrik Larsson, University of California Merced
- Zhendong Li, Beijing Normal University
- Jianfeng Lu, Duke University - tbc
- Christian Mendl, TUM
- Reinhard M Noack, Philipps University Marburg
- Frank Pollmann, TUM
- Christian Schilling, LMU Munich
- Ulrich Schollwoeck, LMU Munich
- Norbert Schuch, University of Vienna
- Andre Uschmajew, University of Augsburg
Travel, Accommodation and Conference Dinner
- The venue is located on the Garching Research Campus (Garching Forschungszentrum), in the north of Munich and can be easily reached by public transport and by car.
- Hotels are located in nearby Garching and Garching Hochbruck. A list of recommended hotels will be sent with confirmation of your registration.
- There will be a partially funded conference dinner in central Munich on Wednesday evening. Please indicate your participation on registration.