July 2023
from left: Arif Yilmaz, Linda Kordts, Tim Karlsberger, Erik Schroedter, Paul Hamann, Michael Bonitz, Alexey Filinov, Giorgio Lovato, Hanno Kählert, Christopher Makait
Not pictured: Hannes Ohldag, Tom Veletas, Francisco Borges Fajardo
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Members and Research Topics (alphab.)
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Francisco Borges-Fajardo (Master student)
G1-G2 scheme for stopping power in dense quantum plasmas -
Alexei Filinov (Priv.-Doz., Wiss. Mitarbeiter)
Correlated classical and quantum plasmas; theory of effective quantum potentials; excitonic bound states in quantum confined semiconductors with disorder; first-principle computer simulations: path integral Monte Carlo, kinetic Monte Carlo, Quantum molecular dynamics, Habilitation 2009 -
Paul Hamann (Master student)
Reconstruction of dynamic properties from quantum Monte Carlo simulations -
Jan-Philip Joost (postdoc)
Nonequilibrium Green functions, graphene nanoribbons, Wake potential in magnetized plasmas -
Hanno Kählert (Priv.-Doz., wiss. Mitarbeiter)
Theory and First principle simulation of classical charged particles in traps, Computational Physics, PhD 2011
returned to Kiel from Heine Universität Düsseldorf and Boston College, USA https://kaehlert.gitlab.io/ -
Tim Karlsberger (Bachelor student)
Quantum kinetic theory, G1-G2 scheme applied to 2D quantum materialsr -
Linda Kordts (Master student)
Kinetic Monte Carlo and MD simulations of surface processes, warm dense matter -
Giorgio Lovato (Master student)
Quantum kinetic theory, BBGKY-hierarchy -
Patrick Ludwig (formerly postdoc)
Strongly correlated excitons in external electric fields - liquid and crystal behavior, Bose condensation, theory and simulation of dusty plasmas, simulation of warm dense matter -
Christopher Makait (PhD student)
NEGF simulations of correlated electrons and dense plasmas -
Hannes Ohldag (Master student)
G1-G2 scheme for ion impact on finite graphene clusters -
Maximilian Rasmussen (Master student)
First principle simulation of strongly correlated quantum systems -
Erik Schroedter (PhD student)
Quantum kinetic equations, quantum theory of fluctuations -
Tom Veletas (Master student)
Configuration path integral Monte Carlo for dense plasmas -
Arif Yilmaz (Master student)
Configuration path integral Monte Carlo
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Aktuelle Themen:
- Thermodynamische Eigenschaften dichter Quantenplasmen
- Thermodynamik dichter Wasserstoff-Helium-Plasmen (First principle Pfadintegral-Monte Carlo)
- weitere Themen, siehe Forschung
Aktuelle Themen für Masterarbeiten
- Thermodynamik warmer dichter Materie, insbesondere dichter Wasserstoff-Helium-Plasmen (First principle Pfadintegral-Monte Carlo)
- First principle dynamische und spektrale Eigenschaften korrelierter Quantensysteme (PIMC)
- Computersimulation klassischer korrelierter Plasmen, insbesondere in starken Magnetfeldern
- Nichtgleichgewichts-Greenfunktions-Beschreibung (NEGF) von Graphene nanoribbons
- (Sub-)Femtosekundendynamik dichter Quantenplasmen. Stopping power (NEGF)
- NEGF-Beschreibung der Anregungsdynamik korrelierter Elektronen Festkörpern im Rahmen von Gittermodellen
- weitere Themen, siehe Forschung
Former Members and Guests (anti-chronologically)
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Björn Wurst (Bachelor thesis 2022)
Quantum fluctuations approach to the density response of finite Hubbard clusters -
Jonas Mahnke (Bachelor thesis 2022)
Structural and transport properties of finite Hubbard clusters -
Niclas Schlünzen (PhD 2021)
Nonequilibrium Green functions simulations for strongly correlated fermions -
Lotte Borkowski (Bachelor thesis 2021)
Mutiple ion stopping in correlated finite graphne clusters.
Now at UC Davis -
Sönke Hese (Master thesis 2022)
Green functions simulations of graphene -
Franziska Reiser (Bachelor thesis 2021)
Ion stopping in correlated finite graphne clusters. -
Paul Luis Röhl (Bachelor thesis 2021)
Improvement of the Configuration path integral Monte Carlo scheme
now at Cambridge University -
Kai Hunger (Master thesis 2021)
CPIMC simulation of thermodynamic properties and momentum distribution of the electron gas at finite temperature -
Shen Zhang (postdoc, DAAD stipend)
DFT simulations of warm dense matter -
Jakob Nazarenus (Bachelor thesis 2020)
CPIMC simulations of degenerate fermions -
Felix Frohnert (Bachelor thesis 2020)
CPIMC simulations of degenerate fermions -
Michael Marsand (Master thesis 2020)
PIC simulations of low-temperature plasmas -
Lasse Wulff (Master thesis 2019)
DFT and Green functions simulations of graphene -
Torge Appel (Master thesis 2019)
MD simulation of electroporation of lipid membranes -
Simon Groth (PhD 2018)
Configuration path integral approach to strongly correlated fermions, ab initio simulation of the uniform electron gas at finite temperature
won the 2021 APS Dawson award for excellence in plasma science
Moved to Mc Kinsey -
Marvin Becker (Master thesis 2018)
MD simulations of surface processes -
Tobias Dornheim (PhD 2018)
Path integral Monte Carlo of strongly correlated bosons and fermions. Classical MC simulations of trapped Yukawa clusters. Permutation blocking PIMC, ab initio simulations for the warm dense electron gas
was awarded the Fakultätspreis 2018 and the KiNSIS nanophysics award
won the 2021 APS Dawson award for excellence in plasma science
won in 2022 an ERC starting grant
now at CASUS Görlitz and Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf -
Christopher Hinz (PhD student)
Multiconfiguration Time-dependent Hartree-Fock calculations of many-electron atoms, Boltzmann equation, Qubus -
Zhandos Moldabekov (PhD 2018)
Effective potentials for ions in nonideal streaming quantum plasmas, quantum hydrodynamics,
recipient of DAAD PhD stipend
visiting 2014 and 2016-2018 from Alma Aty, Kazakhstan
now at CASUS Görlitz -
Tim Schoof (PhD 2017)
Configuration path integral approach to strongly correlated fermions
won the 2021 APS Dawson award for excellence in plasma science
moved to DESY, Hamburg -
Jan-Willem Abraham (PhD 2018)
Breathing mode of finite quantum systems in traps; Kinetic Monte Carlo and MD simulations of nanofilm formation in plasmas -
Sebastian Scheufele (Bachelor thesis 2014)
Thermodynamics of nonideal relativistic electrons -
Samat Amirov (Bachelor student from Alma Aty, Kazakhstan)
dynamically screened potential in quantum plasma -
Ayatola Gabdulin (Master student from Alma Aty, Kazakhstan)
MD simulations of strongly coupled plasmas -
Sita Sundar (postdoc from India)
3D PIC simulations of streaming dusty plasmas -
Torben Ott (PhD 2012)
Molecular dynamics simulation of anomalous transport in strongly correlated plasmas, magnetized plasmas,
was awarded the Fakultätspreis 2012
postdoc at Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf -
Ingmar Schnell
Hydrodynamic modeling of strongy correlated dusty plasmas -
Miriam Scharnke (Bachelor thesis 2016)
Nonequilibrium Green functions theory
now PhD student at Imperial College -
Sebastian Hermanns (PhD 2016)
Nonequilibrium Green functions approach to finite systems,
was awarded the Fakultätspreis 2016 -
Sebastian Bauch (PhD 2012)
Coulomb scattering in strong laser fields, time-resolved photoionization of atoms and molecules, electronic correlations, Auger ionization of atoms, TD-RASCI simulations, PhD 2012, postdoc stay at Aarhus University
moved to Heidelberger, Kiel -
Hauke Thomsen (PhD 2015)
PhD thesis on Melting of strongly correlated Yukawa balls
moved to Heidelberger, Kiel -
Kenji Fujioka (PhD 2015)
Cluster formation in low-temperature plasmas
formerly undergraduate student, DAAD RISE program 2007) -
Connor Hann (Student, Duke University, DAAD-RISE summer internship 2015)
Fermionic Path integral Monte Carlo simulations -
Mawussey Segnon (Master thesis 2015)
Laser ionization of atoms and molecules
Now at Bremen university -
Lasse Kragh Sørensen (postdoc, 2014)
Multiconfiguration Methods for many-electron atoms and molecules
visiting from Aarhus University -
Hendrik Larsson (Master thesis 2014)
Multiconfiguration Methods for the ionization dynamics of two-atomic molecules
now Ass. Prof. at University of California, Merced -
Jan Vorberger (visiting scientist)
Nonideal quantum Plasmas. Thermodynamics, Kinetic Theory,
2014 -
Shabbir Akhed Khan (visiting scientist)
Quantum Plasmas. Hydrodynamic Theory,
2014, visiting from Islamabad, Pakistan -
Stefan Landmann (Student, Jena/Leipzig, summer internship 2014)
Viscosity of strongly coupled plasmas -
"Erwin" (Nuttawut Kongsuwan) (Student, Cambridge, UK, DAAD-RISE summer internship 2014)
Kinetic Monte Carlo Simulation of nanofilm formation in plasmas -
Dyuti Bhattacharya (Doktorand)
Path integral Monte Carlo simulations of strongly correlated fermions,
2014, visiting from Kolkata, India -
Lasse Rosenthal
Kinetic Monte Carlo simulations for plasma-surface interaction, PhD, Sept 2013
Nonequilibrium Green functions approach to mesoscopic electron-hole bilayers, Diplom 2009, visiting 2014 -
Christopher Arrand (Student, Cambridge, UK, DAAD-RISE summer internship 2013)
Multiscale simulation of streaming complex plasmas -
David Hochstuhl (PhD 2013)
Nonequilibrium Green functions and Multiconfiguration time-dependent Hartree-Fock approaches to ionization processes in atoms
now with d-fine GmbH -
Karsten Balzer (PhD 2011)
Quantum kinetic approach to strongly correlated electrons and excitons in quantum dots; direct diagonalization of many-particle Schrödinger equation, Nonequilibrium Green functions, solution of Kadanoff-Baym equations,
now research assistant at computing center (RZ) of CAU -
Gidrius Kudelis (Student, Birminghan, UK, DAAD-RISE summer internship 2012)
Theory of heat transport in dusty plasmas -
Kay Kobusch
Nonequilibrium Green functions calculation of pair correlations, Diplom 2011 -
Jens Böning (PhD 2011
Mesoscopic superfluid and supersolid in quantum dots,
moved to SAP -
Alexi Reynolds (Student, Great Britain, DAAD-RISE summer internship 2011)
Collective modes of magnetized strongly correlated plasmas -
Megan Ryan (Student , DAAD-RISE summer internship 2010)
Transport properties of a strongly correlated 2D plasma -
Henning Bruhn (Diploma thesis 2010)
Densitiy functional and liquid theory of strongly correlated spatially confined plasmas -
Vladimir Filinov (Mercator guest professor, 1999/2000; visiting scientist, regular visits
since 2000
first-principle simulations of dense partially ionized astrophysical quantum plasmas and electron-hole plasmas in semiconductors (Direct Fermionic path integral Monte Carlo; Wigner function quantum Molecular Dynamics); plasma phase transition, Coulomb crystallization, Anderson localization -
Henning Baumgartner
Structure and melting of Coulomb crystals (Monte Carlo simulations), PhD 2009
now Systems Engineer at Auronik GmbH Braunschweig, -
Christian Henning (PhD 2009)
Thermodynamic theory of strongly correlated complex plasmas,
was awarded the Fakultätspreis 2009
Now at Gymnasium Eckernförde -
Gabriel Dominique-Marleau (Student, Canada, DAAD-RISE summer internship 2009),
Spectral properties of magnetized dusty plasmas -
Paul LaPlante (Student, USA, DAAD-RISE summer internship 2009),
Molecular dynamics simulation of transport properties of Yukawa balls -
Martin Heimsoth
Generalized Hartree Fock methods for nonideal bosons, Diplom 2009
now at Universidad Complutense de Madrid -
Dylan Buehr (Student, Canada, DAAD-RISE summer internship 2008)
MD simulation of dusty plasmas -
Samual Ducatman (Student, USA, DAAD-RISE summer internship 2008)
Simulation of normal modes in dusty plasmas -
Evgeni Krasovski (2007/2008)
Theory and simulation of femtosecond photoemission processes on surfaces
now at Departamento de Fisica de Materiales, Universidad del Pais Vasco -
Stansilav Smolyanski (Saratov State University, guest 2005/2007)
Non-perturbative Greens functions approach to electron-hole plasmas in strong electromagnetic fields -
Kevin Tierney (undergraduate student, DAAD Rise program 2007)
Simulation of strongly correlated Yukawa plasmas -
Andrea Fromm (Diplom verteidigt Dez. 2006)
Nonequilibrium Green functions approach to strong field effects in semiconductors.
moved to HSH Nordbank Kiel. -
Hilko Cords (Diplomand)
Wigner crystallization of indirect excitons (Path integral Monte Carlo),
Diplom verteidigt in Rostock, Februar 2006 -
Volodymyr Golubnychiy: (PhD student 2000-2004, postdoc 2004-2006)
classical and semiclassical molecular dynamics simulations for dusty plasmas, electrons in quantum dots, dense astrophysical plasmas. - Fanny Geisler (guest, 2005)
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Wolf-Dietrich Kraeft (2005)
Classical and quantum statistical theory of strongly correlated Coulomb systems; shell model of 3D Coulomb balls -
Yong-Hong Ruan (postdoc, 2005)
Polarons and bipolarons in semiconductors (Feynman variational approach) -
Dirk Semkat (postdoc, 2004/2005)
Nonequilibrium Greens functions theory, numerical solution of Keldysh/Kadanoff-Baym equations. Now at Rostock University. -
Sylvio Kosse (postdoc, 2004)
Theory of dusty plasmas, MD simulations.
Now at Siemens AG, Erlangen. -
Nai-Hang Kwong (postdoc, 1999)
Nonequilibrium Greens functions approach to optically excited semiconductors, plasma oscillation of the correlated electron gas.
Now at University of Arizona, Tucson. -
Donald Scott (postdoc, 1997)
Numerical solution of quantum kinetic equations (quantum Vlasov, Boltzmann and Lenard-Balescu equations)
