NMP'22

Program

Monday, May 23, 2022 - 1200 FRIB Lecture Hall
Start	Agenda Item	NMP 2022 Book of Abstracts
8:30 AM	Registration	Discussion Leader
9:00 AM	Welcome by Thomas Glasmacher	Vladimir Zelevinsky
9:15 AM	Welcome and mesoscopic nuclear physics overview. (Vladimir Zelevinsky)
10:00 AM	Coffee Break
10:30 AM	Engineering quantum coherence and control: Dynamical sweet spots and strong spin-photon coupling in diluted spin systems. Irinel Chiorescu (Florida State)
11:15 AM	Deep learning and ab-initio calculations for infinite matter. Jane Kim (MSU/FRIB)
12:00 PM	Lunch Break - provided lunch	The Vista at Shaw
2:00 PM	Theory of ergodic quantum processes.  Jeffrey Schenker (MSU)	Mark Dykman
2:45 PM	Long-range interatomic coefficients of group II elements. Neelam Shukla (Nebraska/Kearney)
3:30 PM	Coffee break
4:00 PM	Combining gradient ascent and feedback control.  Florian Marquardt (Max Planck Institute)
5:00 PM	Show at MSU Abrams Planetarium
Tuesday, May 24, 2022 - 1200 FRIB Lecture Hall
Start	Agenda Item	Discussion Leader
8:30 AM	Registration
9:00 AM	Nonadiabatic transition probabilities for quantum systems in time-dependent fields.  Katharine Hunt (MSU)	Alex Brown
9:45 AM	Reaction networks as a many-body problem.  Sayani Ghosh and Bradley Meyer (Clemson)	Awarded "Best Young presenter"
10:30 AM	Coffee Break
11:00 AM	Distribution of the ratio of consecutive level spacings - The crossover between Poisson and GOE ensembles.  Sofia Karampagia  (Grand Valley State University)
11:45 AM	Quantum noise characterization and mitigation.  Daniel Volya (University of Florida)
12:30 PM	Lunch break - provided lunch	The Vista at Shaw
2:00 PM	Enhanced Discrete Symmetry Breaking in Compound Nuclear States Hirohiko M. Shimizu (Nagoya University)	Alexander Volya
2:45 PM	Wigner crystal on the helium surface and color center spectroscopy. Mark Dykman (MSU)
3:30 PM	Coffee break
4:00 PM	Trion clusters in 2D materials.  Roman Kezerashvili (CUNY)
4:45 PM	Quantum scars and Hilbert space fragmentation in magnetic systems.  Hitesh Changlani (Florida State)
6:00 PM	Informal Dinner - provided	The Vista at Shaw West Living Room
Wednesday, May 25, 2022 - 1200 FRIB Lecture Hall
Start	Agenda Item	Discussion Leader
9:00 AM	Onset of many-body chaos and thermalization in finite systems of interacting particles.  Felix Izrailev (Benemerita University)	Jeremy Armstrong
9:45 AM	Order, chaos, and interacting bosons.  Declan Mulhall (Scranton University)
10:30 AM	Coffee Break
11:00 AM	Quantum many-body physics near decay thresholds.  Alexander Volya (Florida State)
11:45 AM	Scientific Discussions
12:30 PM	Lunch break - provided lunch	The Vista at Shaw
2:00 PM	Highly Frustrated Quantum Magnets and Their Quantum Phase Diagrams: A Unified Microscopic Approach via the Coupled Cluster Method. Raymond Bishop (University of Manchester)	Irinel Chiorescu
3:00 PM	Coffee break
3:30 PM	Scientific Discussions
4:00 PM	FRIB tour
6:00 PM	Informal Dinner  - provided	The Vista at Shaw West Living Room
Thursday, May 26, 2022 - FRIB Lecture Hall
Start	Agenda Item	Discussion Leader
9:00 AM	Unified BCS-like model for pairing and alpha correlations. Roman Sen'kov (La Guardia College)	Declan Mulhall
9:45 AM	Elastic scattering observables using realistic NN-interaction for carbon isotopes.  Gabriela Popa (Ohio University)
10:30 AM	Coffee Break
11:00 AM	Measurement-driven navigation in many-body Hilbert space: Active-decision steering.  Yuval Gefen (Weizmann Institute)
12:00 PM	Lunch break - provided lunch	The Vista at Shaw
2:00 PM	Properties of dipolar impurities in a dipolar medium.  Jeremy Armstrong (Nebraska/Kearney)	Raymond Bishop
2:45 PM	Shannon and von Neuman entropies of multi-qubit Schroedinger's-cat states. Nathan Jansen (MSU)	Awarded "Best Young presenter"
3:30 PM	Coffee break
4:00 PM	Application of kernel ridge regression to predict energies of many-body systems.  Julie Butler (MSU/FRIB)
4:45 PM	Towards achieving spectroscopically accurate nuclear simulations using quantum algorithms on NISQ devices.  Manqoba Hlatshwayo (Western Michigan)
6:00 PM	Informal Dinner - provided	The Vista at Shaw West Living Room
Friday, May 27, 2022 - 1200 FRIB Lecture Hall
Start	Agenda Item	Discussion Leader
9:00 AM	Chaos, scarring, and localization in a spin-boson system Jorge G Hirsch (UNAM)	Pawel Danielewicz
9:45 AM	Deblurring decay energy spectrum from nuclear reaction.  Pierre Nzabahimana (MSU/FRIB)	Awarded "Best Young presenter"
10:30 AM	"Best Young presenter" Awards  Conclusion & closing remarks
12:00 PM	Lunch provided & Adjourn