Bergen Computational Quantum Physics Group
This group has members from the Department of Mathematics
and Department of Physics and Technology at
University of Bergen. The research
goal of the group is to develop efficient computational tools for quantum dynamics simulation,
and apply these to specific problems.
The group participate in the nanoscience program at UoB .
In Addition to doing bleading edge, top knodge science the group also participate in the
education of candidates in the field, at all levels, including
PhD-level.
Next Thursday seminar (Ingjald)
Posted on October 17, 2007
18.10.07 In this seminar Ingjald will introduce us to the phenomenon
know as Quantum rings.
Same place (3rd floor physics building, room 316), same time 12.00 (SHARP!!)
as always.
New members in CQP
Posted on October 1, 2007
We welcome Sveinung Fjær and Ruhollah Baygi from the Math department as new members of the group.
Sveinung is a new Master student, while Ruhollah is a new PhD student.
Morten Førre in final round of Bergen Forskningsstiftelse (BFS)
Posted on September 19, 2007
Morten passed to the final round for the BFS! Congratulations and well done!
Read the related article on the university paper
På høyden
Dogmemøte 2007, Voss 9-10 Mars
Posted on January 31, 2007
Dette er ikke en invitasjon, men en innkalling!
-tor
ps. De som ikke liker å stå på hodet når de leser dette kan klikke på “view”
og “rotate clockwise” to ganger.
Thursday seminars:
Posted on January 30, 2007
01.02: Tore will give an overview of the content and status of his software package; QUASI (QUAtum SImulation)
08.02: Roman will show us the “tricks of the trade” for choosing appropriate transformations to obtain the eigenfunctions of your favourite Sturm-Louville system.
15.02: Antonella: I will start giving a series of lectures on the theory of splitting methods. First lecture will be on some historical remarks and basic concepts.
22.02: Antonella: Yoshida’s composition technique. SS (symmetric with symmetric stages) methods.
News
Posted on January 17, 2007
Welcome to the beta-release of the official webpage of the Bergen Computational Quantum Physics Group. Right here we intend to post all interesting news conserning the group’s activity. Stay tuned!