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Department of Physics
Research: Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics
Yale has a very active effort in condensed matter theory, in a group formed jointly by the Physics and Applied Physics departments. More details of their activities are at the Condensed Matter Theory web page. Other groups conducting theoretical research in related areas include the Theoretical Chemistry Group led by John Tully, research in Condensed Matter Geophysics led by John Wettlaufer, and the Statistical Mechanics of Nonequilibrium Systems by Corey O'Hern in Mechanical Engineering.
- Nuclear Many Body Theory and Mesoscopic
Quantum Dots
Yoram Alhassid
- Statistical mechanics and
microhydrodynamics of soft condensed matter
Blawzdziewicz, Jerzy
- Many Body Physics and
Quantum Computation
Steve Girvin
- Physics of Low-dimensional and Mesoscopic Systems, Quantum Many-Body Theory
Leonid Glazman
- Ab Initio and Computational Solid State, Nanoscale, and Many-body
Physics
Sohrab Ismail-Beigi
- Many Body Theory, Mesoscopic Physics, and Cold Atomic Systems
Karyn Le Hur
- Quantum
Hall Effect and Conformal Field Theories
Nicholas Read - Statistical mechanics of nonequilibrium systems
Corey O'Hern - Statistical and Many
Body Physics
R. Shankar - Mesoscopic
and Optical Physics
Douglas Stone - Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
John Tully - Microscopic kinetics in crystal growth and melting
John Wettlaufer
