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Integrability in atomic and condensed matter physics with applications in and out of equilibrium

Lecturer: Jean-Sebastian Caux

Affiliation: University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

Abstract: These lectures will provide a basic introduction to the methods of integrability and their use in atomic and condensed matter physics.  Focusing on the Lieb-Liniger model of interacting bosons as well as on the Heisenberg spin chains, the coordinate and algebraic Bethe Ansatz will be explained.  Integrability-based calculations of equilibrium correlation functions will be discussed, as well as more recent aplications to out-of-equilibrium dynamics following a quantum quench.