2024
07/23
OPEN
Date
2024/07/23(Tue)11:00〜12:00
Venue
Kenkyu-Honkan build. 3F Seminar room + Remote
Speaker
Kazuya Fujimoto (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Language
English
Contact
Yuta Hamada/yhamada-AT-post.kek.jp
Abstract
Universal dynamics associated with scale-invariant properties has garnered much attention in the field of statistical mechanics for a long time. Thanks to the high controllability of ultracold atom experiments, such universal quantum dynamics has been studied theoretically and experimentally over a decade from the perspective of nonthermal fixed points, which was originally introduced in the context of high-energy physics. In this talk, we will begin with an introduction to ultracold atoms, reviewing applications of nonthermal fixed points to ultracold atoms by showing recent theoretical and experimental achievements.