March Meeting 2012 • February 27 - March 2 • Boston, Massachusetts

Tutorial #9

Many-Body Systems of Ultracold Atoms

Tutorial Registration

Registration Closes Friday, January 27

You must preregister for Sunday tutorials.

There is no on-site registration for premeeting tutorials.

Sunday, February 26
1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Convention Center
Room 157C

Who Should Attend
Graduate students, post-docs, university faculty and industrial researchers interested in a broad introduction to the current state of the field of UltraCold Atoms. We particularly encourage participation of graduate students and post-docs.

Tutorial Description
The precision and control of atomic physics now allows the study of well characterized and tunable quantum many-body systems realized with ultracold atoms. This session will provide introductory reviews of the most exciting research directions pursued in this field.

Topics

Feshbach resonances and few body physics
Applications of ultracold atoms for quantum simulations and metrology
Strongly interacting Fermi systems
Low dimensional systems
Exploring nonequilibrium quantum dynamics with cold atoms
Analysis of many-body systems in optical lattices with single atom resolution

Organizer
Professor Eugene Demler, Harvard

Instructors

	Markus Greiner	Harvard
	Wolfgang Ketterle	MIT
	Yusuke Nishida	Los Alamos
	Anatoli Polkovnikov	Boston University
	Jun Ye	NIST and UC Boulder