Computer Codes
This webpage was supported by the NSF-CAREER award grant DMR-1147430 and the NSF-RUI award grant DMR-1603418, and currently by the BSF-NSF grant DMR-1936006. The purpose is to make available computer codes developed with postdocs and undergraduate students. You will find detailed explanations on how to use these codes, as well as illustrations and suggestions for exercises.
5) Some of the codes used in the 2nd International Summer School on Advanced Quantum Mechanics, Sep/02-11, 2021, Prague.
Chabura Leaders
Chabura leaders help new students transition and acclimate to life at Yeshiva University. They maintain contact with the new students, the mashgichim and Israel Yeshivot in an effort to help each student succeed to their potential.
Research
Supersymmetric Quantum Coherent States
Image Reconstruction with Scanning Probe Microscopes
Atomistic Modeling of Materials
Electromagnetic Scattering Image Reconstruction
Nanoscale Friction
Recent Presentations
Quantum Electron Playgrounds. Spring 2025-131st Symposium of New York State Section of the American Physical Society. Invited Talk.
Charge Density in Nanorings from Scanning Force Microscopy, Materials Research Society Fall Meeting, Session Materials and Energy (CH01.21.02) Dec 5, 2023
Current Courses
SPRING 2021 - FALL 2021
QUANTUM PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING ADVANCED MECHANICS ADVANCED PHYSICS/ENGINEERING LABORATORY MATHEMATICS FOR PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING
Research
Interests
- Quantum chaos
- Thermalization in isolated many-body quantum systems
- Nonequilibrium quantum dynamics
- Localization in quantum many-body systems
- Excited state quantum phase transitions
- Quantum-classical correspondence
- Quantum control methods
- Decoherence
Students Involved in Research
Honor theses, Kressel Fellows, and Presentations
*) Honor thesis: Chemda Wiener, "Stability of Doublons in One
