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Content: In the seminar, new developments in the field of statistical physics of complex fluids are introduced and current research in our work group is presented. Students who require a seminar certificate and/or are interested in working on a bachelor or diploma thesis in our group are very welcome.
Our focus lies on:
- Non-Markovian systems
- Formation of structure and phase transitions in external fields
- Fluid nanostructures
- New concepts of theoretical modelling such as dynamical density functional theory
- Anisotropic fluids
- Active matter and microswimmers
- Stochastic thermodynamics
- Control strategies
- Nucleation and growth processes
- Computer simulations
Seminar summer term 2020
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Time: Wednesday, 16:15h
| Dates | ||
|---|---|---|
| Date, Time | Speaker | Topic |
| 22.4.2020 16:15h | all | preliminary discussion |
| 29.4. 16:15h | tba | |
| 06.5. 16:15h | Sascha Gerloff | Non-equilibrium dynamics and fluctuations of sheared nanoclutches - depinning and steady state transitions |
| 13.5. 16:15h | Antonio Ortiz-Ambriz | Currents and phases of magnetically driven colloids in slit pores |
| 20.5. 16:15h | Mohsen Khadem | Search efficiency of fractional Brownian motion in a random distribution of targets |
| 27.5. 16:15h | Ferdinand Schönerstedt | Self-assembly of mixtures of magnetic and nonmagnetic liquid crystals in an external field |
| 03.6. 16:15h | Thomas Martynec | Characterization of non-equilibrium phase transitions in spin systems |
| 10.6. 16:15h | tba | |
| 17.6. 16:15h | Guo-Jun Liao | Pattern formation of self-propelled colloids with dipolar interactions in two dimensions |
| 01.07. 16:15h | Marcel Hülsberg | Colloidal suspensions under oscillatory shear flow |
Statistische Physik komplexer Fluide
This summer term, the seminar will be done online.
The first meeting will take place on Wednesday, April 22 at 4:15 pm. Participation of students and contributions in the form of online talks are very welcome! As usual, it will be possible to gain a certificate and credit points.
For further details, please directly contact Prof. Sabine Klapp. Further information on how to access the seminar is available in ISIS.