20 years of the 115's: past, present, and future
The IMS at LANL convened a virtual workshop “20 years of the 115's: past, present, and future” on November 9th, 10th, and 12th, 2020.
20 years of the 115's: past, present, and future
The IMS at LANL convened a virtual workshop “20 years of the 115's: past, present, and future” on November 9th, 10th, and 12th, 2020. Please visit the 115 workshop site link for videos and full workshop information. For more information please contact kshea@lanl.gov.
Goal: A virtual workshop with open participation to review what we have learned from the 115 system, to learn the most recent developments, and to identify the open challenges for the future.
Agenda - Virtual Links below.
| Speaker/Affiliation | Title |
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Session Chair: Georg Knebel |
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| Introductory Speaker | Introductory Remarks |
| Joe Thompson, Los Alamos National Laboratory, US |
Title: Ce115s: before and after 2000
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| Michel Kenzelmann, Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland |
Title: The magnetism in CeCoIn5 |
| Roman Movshovich, Los Alamos National Laboratory, US | Title: Thermal conductivity in CeCoIn5: intertwined states, resonances, and other surprises |
| Andrea Severing, University of Cologne, Germany | Title: X-ray probes of orbital configuration in Ce 115 systems! |
| Session Chair: Zach Fisk | |
| Yoshichika Onuki, RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science, Japan |
Title: Characteristic Fermi Surface Properties in f-electron Systems |
| Michael Smidman,Zhejiang University, China | Title: Field-induced quantum criticality and evolution of the correlated state in CeRhIn5 |
| Jonathan Denlinger,Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, US |
Title: Temperature Evolution of the Kondo Lattice: Comparative ARPES and DMFT study of CeCoIn5 |
| Priscila Ferrari Silveira Rosa, Los Alamos National Laboratory, US | Title: CeRhIn5 at extremes |
| Session Chair: Andrea Severing | |
| Katja Nowack, Cornell University, US | Title: Local magnetic measurements of unconventional superconductors |
| Laura Greene, Florida State University, High Magnetic Field Laboratory, US | |
| Ilya Sheikin, Grenoble High Magnetic Field Facility (LNCMI), France | Title: CeRhIn5 in high magnetic fields: quantum oscillations and thermodynamic studies |
| Philip Moll, Max-Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids, Germany |
Title: The enigmatic electronic structure of LaRhIn5 |
| Session Chair: Yoshi Haga | |
| Yuji Matsuda, Kyoto University, Japan |
Title: Controlling unconventional superconductivity in artificially engineered Ce115 superlattices |
| Youichi Yanase, Department of Physics, Kyoto University, Japan | Title: Symmetry and topology of superconducting CeCoIn5 heterostructures |
| Gabi Kotliar, Rutgers University and Brookhaven National Laboratories, US | Title: PuCoGa5 as a Hund Raccah metal |
| Stefan Kirchner, Zhejiang University, China | Title: The 115 family – a platform for spectroscopic studies of quantum criticality |
| Session Chair: Pascoal Pagliuso | |
| Piers Coleman, Rutgers University, US |
Title: The 115 Superconductors: Window on a new world of quantum materials |
| Fakher Assaad, University of Wurzburg, Germany |
Title: Kondo nano-structures and lattices: quantum Monte Carlo studies |
| Cris Adriano, University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil | Title: What can we learn from the 218's |
| Steffen Wirth, Max-Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids, Dresden, Germany | Title: Structural complexity in CeIrIn5 and CeCoIn5 |
| Session Chair: Qimiao Si | |
| Nick Curro, University of California - Davis, US | Title: Hyperfine Couplings and Hybridization Anisotropy in the CeMIn5 System |
| Dai Aoki, Tohoku University, Japan | Title: Fermi surface properties and heavy fermion superconductivity in Np115 systems and related materials |
| Rebecca Flint, Iowa State University, US | Title: Novel pairing mechanisms in heavy fermion superconductors |
| Group Discussion | Group Discussion |
