Ruprecht Karls Universität Heidelberg

WS15/16 – Abstract

K. Schalm (Leiden University)
4.2.2016

New insights into metals from holography

Holographic gauge/gravity duality has given us qualitatively new insights into the behavior of strongly interacting systems. A particularly exciting development has been its application to strongly correlated electron systems. Using holographic dictionary we will show how computations in black hole physics naturally describe states of so-called quantum critical matter where no long¬lived quasiparticles exist. The profound implication is that all macroscopic properties are governed by emergent collective physics instead of conventional electron/electron¬-phonon scattering. Remarkably many of th

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