Advanced many-body and statistical methods in mesoscopic systems

Advanced many-body and statistical methods in mesoscopic systems III

September 4 - 8, 2017, Buşteni, Romania

Organized by:
	Horia Hulubei National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering (IFIN-HH)	Academy of Romanian Scientists(AOSR)

Previous editions:	September 1 - 5, 2014, Brasov, Romania	June 27 - July 2, 2011, Constanta, Romania

Proceedings

First announcement

Second announcement

Scope of the Conference:

Mesoscopic structures are between "not so few-" and "not too many-" body quantum systems. Good examples of such systems are complex atoms, molecules and nuclei, nanostructures etc. They exhibit specific finite size properties like fluctuations, dissipative phenomena, collective excitations, superfluidity, shell and clustering effects. The methods employed in the description of such systems try to match the few-body quantum mechanics with many-body techniques and thermodynamics.

The main goal of this interdisciplinary conference is to bring together scientists working in various areas of mesoscopic physics, from nanoscale condensed matter physics to nuclear physics, in order to facilitate the exchange of ideas and theoretical techniques, as well as the interaction between theorists and experimentalists.

Location:

Buşteni is situated in the center or Romania, in the Carpathians mountains, in the middle of a well known touristic area.

Topics

Equilibrium and non-equilibrium quantum statistics, including fractional statistics
Open quantum systems and decay processes
Nuclear structure and decay processes
Clustering features in atomic and nuclear systems
Quantum transport
Nanotubes and quantum dots
Spin systems and their dynamics
Fundamental symmetries in mesoscopic systems
Phases and phase-transitions in mesoscopic systems
Exactly solvable models
Selfconsistent many-body theories
Giant versus Pygmy resonances in nuclei
Matter in strong electromagnetic fields

Travel

Buşteni is situated 125 km North of Bucharest, along DN1 (National Road 1), which is in good condition and can be accessed very easily. The resort can be reached from Bucharest by train, car, bus or mini-bus. For the participants that require transportation, the organizers will supply it from the airport.

Chair

Doru-Sabin Delion,
IFIN-HH, Romania

Local Organizers

Dragos-Victor Anghel,
IFIN-HH, Romania
Sorin Paraoanu,
Aalto University, Finland

Secretary

Alexandru Dumitrescu,
IFIN-HH, Romania

International organizing committee

Alexandru Aldea,
National Institute of Materials Physics, Romania
Boris Altshuler,
Columbia University, USA
Miles Blencowe,
Dartmouth College, Hanover, USA
Sergiu Cojocaru,
IFIN-HH, Romania
Jorge Dukelsky,
Instituto de Estructura de la Materia, CSIC, Spain
Yuri Galperin,
Univ. of Oslo, Norway
Aurelian Isar,
IFIN-HH, Romania
P. Schuck,
Institut de Physique Nucleaire Orsay, France
I. Tighineanu,
Academy of Sciences, Republic of Moldova
Nicolae Victor Zamfir,
IFIN-HH, Romania