Leo Radzihovsky
Professor
Department of Physics
University of Colorado at Boulder
Boulder, CO 80309-0390
Phone: (303) 492-5436
Fax: (303) 492-2998
Email: radzihov@colorado.edu
Links:
Google
Yahoo
E-print arXiv
APS journals
Song by Jonathan Mann, based on my paper
with Dan Sheehy, titled
"Quantum Decoupling Transition in a One-Dimensional Feshbach-Resonant Superfluid",
PRL, 2005
Announcements:
Boulder
School in Condensed Matter and Materials Physics
Degenerate Atomic Gases
Liquid Crystals and Other 'Soft' Condensed Matter
Disordered Systems
Nonequilibrium Phenomena
Quantum Hall Effect
Superconductivity
Recent Talks
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"BCS-BEC crossover and superfluid transition in optical lattices"
NewSpin3 Conference, Mainz, Germany, 2-5 April, 2013.
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"Liquid crystal cells with a "dirty" substrate"
MRSEC FLCMRC meeting,
12 January, 2012
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"Lecture 1: overview"
"Lecture 2: Feshbach resonant scattering"
"Lecture 3: Feshbach-resonant s-wave superfluidity"
"Lecture 4: Feshbach-resonant imbalanced superfluidity"
"Lecture 5: Feshbach-resonant p-wave superfluidity"
lectures at Mysore, India, December 2010
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"Superfluidity, supersolidity and phase transitions in p-wave resonant Bose gas"
ICTP, Triest, July 2011
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"Fluctuations and Stability of Larkin-Ovchinnikov States: Quantum Liquid
Crystals"
talk at NORDITA workshop "Supersolids
Liquids and Gases", August, 2010, Stockholm, Sweden
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Boulder-2008
"Resonant Atomic Gases" Lecture
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"Strange Elasticity of Liquid Crystal Rubber: Critical Phase"
Publications
Courses
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PHYS 1230
- Light and Color (Spring 2013)
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PHYS 4230
- Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics
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PHYS 4410
- Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Physics II
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PHYS 2170
- Foundations of Modern Physics
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PHYS 5250 - Graduate
Quantum Mechanics - I
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PHYS 5260 - Graduate
Quantum Mechanics - II
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PHYS 7440 - Graduate
Condensed Matter Physics
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PHYS 4340 - Introduction
to Condensed Matter Physics
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PHYS 1000
- Preparatory Physics (Classical Mechanics)
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PHYS 1120 Honors
- Electricity and Magnetism
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PHYS 1110 Honors
- Classical Mechanics
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PHYS 2140 - Methods
of Mathematical Physics
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PHYS 7230 - Graduate
Statistical Mechanics
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PHYS 7240 - Graduate
Advanced Statistical Mechanics
Education
Personal