Quantum Hall Physics - Novel Systems and Applications

The aim of this workshop is to bring together a group of theorist with a broad and varied range of competences in numerical techniques, low energy effective theories, conformal field theory and lattice models, but with quantum Hall phenomena as a common interest. Main focus topics will be non-abelian states and quantum computation, and quantum Hall effects in both graphene and atomic condensates.

Participants:

Dmitry Abanin (Princeton) Emil J. Bergholtz (MPI Dresden) Andrei B. Bernevig (Princeton) Parsa Bonderson (Microsoft Station Q) Andrea Cappelli (INFN) Benoit Estienne (LPTHE) Jørgen Fulsebakke (Oslo) Maria Hermanns (Stockholm) Hosang Heydari (Stockholm) Layla Hormozi (NIST) Mats Horsdal (Nordita) Jainendra Jain (Penn. State) Mehdi Kargarian (Sharif University of Technology) Dmitry Kovrizhin (Oxford) Achilleas Lazarides (Utrecht University) Milicia Milovanovic (Belgrade) Cristiane Morais-Smith (Utrecht) Gunnar Möller (Camebridge) Rudolf Morf (Paul Scherrer Institute)

Jaako Nissinen (Oslo) Kåre Olaussen (NTNU) Zlatko Papic (U. Paris-Sud & Belgrade) Nicolas Regnault (ENS, Paris) Ivan Diego Rodriguez (NUI Maynooth) Raoul Santachiara (CNRS) Masatoshi Sato (Tokyo) Kareljan Schoutens (Amsterdam) Alexander Seidel (Washington U, St. Louis) Kirill Shtengel (UC Riverside) Steven Simon (Oxford & NUI Maynooth) Joost Slingerland (Dias & NUI Maynooth) Juha Suorsa (Oslo) Miguel Tierz (Brandeis) Simon Trebst (Microsoft Station Q) Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth) Smitha Vishveshwara (UIUC) Xin Wan (APCTP Pohang)