Prof. Dr. A. Scrinzi

Use and extend your skills in quantum mechanics and computational physics.

Photo-ionization in presence of strong laser fields

Unite quantum-chemistry and strong-field dynamics to contribute to current attosecond theory. Learn, possibly extend the underlying theory, and compute ionization probabilities for experimentally important atoms and molecules.

Multi-center scattering with Coulomb-like asymptotics

Develop and computationally realize a new solver for electron scattering from multi-center systems. Learn advanced techniques of quantum scattering theory.

Various topics in computational quantum dynamics

Learn and extend modern techniques of computational quantum mechanics, e.g. efficient time-integrators for non-linear Schrödinger equations, absorbing boundary conditions (complex scaling), H-matrix techniques for general potentials.

Prerequisits

Good basic knowledge of quantum mechnics, good math, some computing experience with practical knowledge of C++, Fortran95, or at least Python.

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Contact

Professor: A. Scrinzi
Room: A206
Phone: 089 / 2180-4608
Email: Armin.Scrinzi@lmu.de

Prof. Dr. H. Ruhl

Use and extend your skills in classical and quantum mechanics and computational physics.

Circular attosecond radiation from nano foils

Simulation of Free Electron Lasing

Simulation of Wakefile Acceleration

Cascading in strong laser fields

Prerequisits

Good basic knowledge of quantum mechnics, good math, some computing experience with practical knowledge of C, C++, Fortran95, or at least Python.

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Contact

Professor: H. Ruhl
Room: A238
Phone: 089 / 2180-4210
Email: hartmut.ruhl@lmu.de