Welcome
In our everyday materials, electrons play a central role in generating various phenomena.
The number of electrons in a solid can reach up to 1024, giving rise to a diverse array of
cooperative phenomena that go beyond the imagination based on the behavior of individual
electrons. A notable example is the superconducting phenomenon, representing the realization
of quantum condensation where the electron ensemble achieves coherence.
In our research laboratory, we engage in theoretical studies utilizing field theories and
numerical computation methods to clarify the origins of the intriguing properties exhibited
by electron ensembles. Our goal is to explore new principles, phenomena, and functionalities,
contributing to a better understanding and unveiling of the mysteries associated with the
unique characteristics of electrons.
Contact Info.: shintaro.hoshino
chiba-u.jp
Keywords:
Superconductivity
Strongly correlated electrons
Relativistic quantum theory
Magnetism, orbital and multipole physics
Heavy-electron systems / Kondo effect
