Workshop on Quantum Impurity Problems, Sponsored by The Institute for Fundamental Theory; Gainesville, Florida; February 24-26, 1995

这笔拨款为1995年2月24日至26日在佛罗里达大学举行的“量子杂质问题”研讨会提供部分支持。选择研讨会的主题是为了最大限度地提高凝聚态物理、场论和数学物理之间的重叠和建设性交流的可能性。近年来，由于人们对高温超导条件下费米液体理论的破坏机制、在介观尺度上实现人工杂质的纳米制造技术的发展以及保形场论和点阵问题向大空间维度的外推等新理论方法的成功应用，量子杂质问题引起了人们的极大关注。研讨会将汇集上述所有领域的工作人员来分享想法，以保持其赞助商佛罗里达大学基础理论研究所的跨学科目的。这笔拨款为1995年2月24日至26日在佛罗里达大学举行的“量子杂质问题”研讨会提供部分支持。本次研讨会将汇集来自不同分支学科的科学家，包括实验学家和理论家，以跨学科的方式就与材料中的量子杂质相关的主题和技术分享想法。支持将帮助初级研究人员和学生参加本次研讨会。该研讨会是独一无二的，不是一个连续系列的一部分，并且在一个新兴的研究领域。基于上述原因，材料理论计划认为支持是对计划资源的明智投资。＊＊＊

9504939 Hirschfeld This grant provides partial support for the workshop "Quantum Impurity Problems" to be held February 24-26, 1995 at the University of Florida. The topic of the workshop has been chosen to maximize the possibilities for overlap and constructive exchange between condensed matter physics, field theory, and mathematical physics. Quantum impurity problems have attracted great attention in recent years due to strong interest in mechanisms for the breakdown of Fermi liquid theory in the context of high-temperature superconductivity, the development of nanofabrication techniques for realization of artificial impurities on a mesoscopic scale, and successful application of new theoretical methods such as conformal field theory and the extrapolation of lattice problems to large spacial dimensionalities. The workshop will bring together workers from all of the above fields to share ideas, in keeping with the interdisciplinary purpose of its sponsor, the Institute for Fundamental Theory at the University of Florida. %%% This grant provides partial support for the workshop "Quantum Impurity Problems" to be held February 24-26, 1995 at the University of Florida. This workshop will bring together scientists, both experimentalists and theorists, from a variety of subdisciplines to share ideas in an interdisciplinary way on topics and techniques related to quantum impurities in materials. The support will help junior researchers and students attend this workshop. The workshop is unique, not part of a continuing series, and in an emerging research area. For the above reasons, the Materials Theory Program feels support is a wise investment of program resources. ***