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Lecture Series on Bosonization of chiral fermions in 1D
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Proofs by Prof. Haldane
Derivation of bosonization formula for chiral fermions in 1D
Research Interests
I work in the field of Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics. I am interested in understanding and accounting for the properties of everyday bulk materials from a knowledge of the fundamental constituents of the substance and the fundamental physical laws governing those constituents.
I am the inventor of a new technique called 'non-chiral bosonization' which is uniquely suited to study strongly inhomogeneous Luttinger liquids. I also invented the notion of a non-local particle hole creation operator and showed that it may be used to diagonalize interacting Fermi systems in any dimension. I am also interested in topological materials, specifically their nonlinear optical properties.
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