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Condensed Matter Physics

There are numerous graduate students and postdocs working in condensed matter physics and statistical mechanics.

Several people working in this area are also members of the Center for Simulational Physics.

The department offers several advanced graduate courses in condensed matter theory, many-body theory, mathematical and computational methods, and statistical mechanics.

Yohannes Abate

Abate’s condensed matter physics research interests include investigation of nanoscale and quantum phenomena and interactions in two-dimensional materials, oxide materials, and quantum emitters. Particularly his group is fascinated by how non-equilibrium or collective quantum phenomena that occur at the atomic scale result in nanoscale emergent behavior in quantum materials. His group implements various terahertz, infrared, optical spectroscopy and scanning probe techniques with diffraction unlimited spatial resolution.

For more information see here https://abate.physast.uga.edu/

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