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Welcome to WWW pages of the Department of Complex Physical Systems.
The department is a part of the
Institute of Physics of the
Slovak Academy of Sciences in Bratislava, Slovakia.
Research in the department consists of theoretical investigations
of various complex physical systems by analytical and numerical means.
Main topics are currently:
- computer modelling of condensed-matter systems (Center for Computational Material Science),
- statistical mechanics of low-dimensional coulombic systems,
- transport processes in quasi one-dimensional structures,
- security
and efficiency in quantum information processing,
- hadron properties in dense QCD matter and extremal fields,
- study of non-perturbative effects in solvable field theory models.
Click on links (left) to find more information on the staff and activities
of the department. For the Slovak version of these pages: click on the Slovak flag (left). A warning on "Search" (upper left corner): Some of Czech and Slovak names and surnames contain letters with diacritical signs (e.g. Š, č, š, á, í, ě, etc.). If you omit them, the search engine fails to find some pages. It is therefore advisable to look also for parts of the name without these signs (e.g. if you are interested in pages containing the word "Trenčín", look for "Trenčín" or "Tren" or "Tre", "Trencin" would not always work). * * * * * * *Recent news- Krisztián Palotás, the fellow of SASPRO from Jan. 2016 till Dec. 2018, left the Department. His new affiliation is the Wigner Research Center for Physics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest. We wish him a successful continuation of his promising scientific career!
[News added
on March 12,
2019.]
- Our colleague Štefan Olejník, former department head, retired on Dec. 31, 2017, and left the Institute of Physics. [News added
on Jan. 1,
2018.]
- Results of the group of Ivan Štich et al. were published in the renowned journal Nature Physics. [News added
on Apr. 11,
2017.]
- In January 2016, our Department was joined by two new
members, Krisztián Palotás, supported by the
SASPRO Fellowship of SAS, and Matej Pivoluska,
supported by the Štefan Schwarz Fellowship of
SAS.
[News added
on Jan. 13,
2016.]
- In November 2015, our Department was joined by two new
members, Juraj Boháčik and Peter Filip,
formerly at the Department of Theoretical Physics.
[News added
on Dec. 17,
2015.]
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