Ultracold Quantum Gases
Rydberg Gases
Bose-Fermi Mixtures
Quantum Impurities
Efimov Physics
Functional Methods
Functional Renormalization Group
Functional Determinant Approach
Quantum Field Theory
Variational Methods
Quantum Dynamics
Dephasing and Decoherence
Orthogonality Catastrophe
Polaron Formation
Angulon Dynamics
Two-Dimensional Materials
Transition Metal Dichalcogenides
Exciton-Electron Interactions
Polaronic Properties
Optical Response
About us
Who are we?
Our independent Max Planck Research Group led by Richard Schmidt is located at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics in Garching, Germany. Our research focus lies at the intersection of theoretical solid state and atomic physics. We are particularly interested in systems that feature a strong interplay of few- and many-body physics and aim to gain a deeper understanding of its significance for the dynamics, spectroscopic and transport properties of quantum matter realized in ultracold atomic gases and semiconducting materials.
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