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The University of Southampton
Mathematical Sciences

Spatially modulated phases in holography Seminar

Date:
8 May 2013
Venue:
Building 54 room 10037

Event details

String Theory Seminar

There a wide variety of systems in nature that exist in spatially modulated phases which spontaneously break translation invariance. Common examples include charge density waves and spin density waves in which the charge density and spin density is, respectively, spatially modulated. Furthermore, it is also possible to have spatially modulated superconducting states of matter. The lecture will give an overview of how spatially modulated phases can be holographically realised as novel black hole solutions using the AdS/CFT correspondence.

Speaker information

Jerome Gauntlet , Imperial College. Professor of Theoretical Physics and Head of the Theoretical Physics Group.

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