This workshop is designed to be welcoming, respectful, inclusive, thoughtful, collaborative, and enjoyable.

Expected behavior includes:

• Treat everyone with respect.

• Be mindful of your surroundings and of your fellow participants.

• Provide your true professional identity, affiliation, and, where appropriate, and contact information (at registration), as required.

• Respect the materials and ideas of the presenter by contacting them prior to copying or using the material they presented.

• Respect the rules and policies of the online platforms.

• Be Accountable: When we as organizers or participants fail to meet these guidelines, work together to identify problems and adjust policy and practice together.
  

Unacceptable Behavior

Harassment, bullying, intimidation, or discrimination in any form. Harassment includes speech or behavior that is not welcome or is personally offensive. Behavior that is acceptable to one person may not be acceptable to another, so use discretion to be certain respect is communicated. Harassment intended in a joking manner still constitutes unacceptable behavior.

Examples of unacceptable behavior include, but are not limited to:

• • Verbal abuse of any participant

  • Unwelcome or offensive verbal comments or exclusionary behavior related to age, appearance or body size, employment or military status, ethnicity, gender identity and expression, individual lifestyle, marital status, national origin, physical or cognitive ability, political affiliation, sexual orientation, race, or religion

  • Unwanted sexual attention

  • Sustained disruption of talks or other events

  • Bullying behavior

  • Retaliation for reporting unacceptable behavior

Anyone not meeting expected, collaborative, respectful behavior can be immediately removed from the workshop and may be banned from future events.

Reporting Unacceptable Behavior:

• If you are not in immediate danger but feel that you are the subject of unacceptable behavior, have witnessed any such behavior, or have other concerns, please notify a member of the organizing committee (as soon as possible). All reports will be treated seriously and responded to promptly.

• To report incidents of any sort during or following this workshop, please contact Filip Ronning at fronning (-at-) lanl.gov, or any other organizer.

• Once notified we will discuss the details first with the individual filing the complaint, then any witnesses who have been identified, and then the alleged offender before determining an appropriate course of action. Confidentiality will be maintained to the extent that it does not compromise the rights of others, and is consistent with legal requirements.

All talks can be found at

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1oGoQ_boJoQje3uNB83iddzm1evUVX1Zk?usp=sharing

and

https://www.facebook.com/FisicaUnicamp/videos/?ref=page_internal

To add additional comments to any of the invited talks please go to the Google Docs page here.

Session 1 (In entirety)

• Joe Thompson "Ce115s: before and after 2000 "

• Michel Kenzelmann "The magnetism in CeCoIn₅"

• Roman Movshovich "Thermal conductivity in CeCoIn₅: intertwined states, resonances, and other surprises"

• Andrea Severing "X-ray probes of orbital configuration in Ce 115 systems!"

Session 2 (in entirety)

• Yoshichika Onuki "Characteristic Fermi Surface Properties in f-electron Systems"

• Michael Smidman "Field-induced quantum criticality and evolution of the correlated state in CeRhIn₅"

• Jonathan Denlinger "Temperature Evolution of the Kondo Lattice: Comparative ARPES and DMFT study of CeCoIn₅"

• Priscila Rosa "CeRhIn₅ at extremes"

Session 3 (In entirety)

• Katja Nowack "Local magnetic measurements of unconventional superconductors"

• Laura Greene "Spectroscopic Evidence for the Direct Involvement of Local Moments in the Pairing Process of the Heavy-Fermion Superconductor CeCoIn5"

• Ilya Sheikin "CeRhIn₅ in high magnetic fields: quantum oscillations and thermodynamic studies"

• Philip Moll "The enigmatic electronic structure of LaRhIn₅"

Session 4

• Yuji Matsuda "Controlling unconventional superconductivity in artificially engineered Ce115 superlattices"

• Youichi Yanase "Symmetry and topology of superconducting CeCoIn₅ heterostructures"

• Gabi Kotliar "PuCoGa5 as a Hund Raccah metal" - Please contact Gabi if you have questions about his talk.

• Stefan Kirchner "The 115 family – a platform for spectroscopic studies of quantum criticality"

Session 5 (In entirety)

• Piers Coleman "The 115 Superconductors: Window on a new world of quantum materials"

• Fakher Assaad "Kondo nano-structures and lattices: quantum Monte Carlo studies"

• Cris Adriano "What can we learn from the 218's"

• Steffen Wirth "Structural complexity in CeIrIn₅ and CeCoIn₅"

Session 6 (In entirety)

• Nick Curro "Hyperfine Couplings and Hybridization Anisotropy in the CeMIn₅ System"

• Dai Aoki "Fermi surface properties and heavy fermion superconductivity in Np115 systems and related materials"

• Rebecca Flint "Novel pairing mechanisms in heavy fermion superconductors"

• Discussion

Click on the title to link to the video

To add comments to specific talks please go to this link to the comments page

• Denise S. Christovam (student talk) "Investigation of Crystalline Electric Field effects in magnetic and supercondcuting states in the Ce2MIn8-yCdy (M=Rh,Ir) compounds"

• Mario Malcolms de Oliveira (student talk) "Electronic nematicity in periodic Anderson model: A possible route to CeRhIn5?"

• Yoshi Tokiwa "Zero field QCP in CeCoIn5"

• Nicolas Gauthier (postdoc talk) "Band hybridization changes the magnetic interactions in Nd_1-xCe_xCoIn₅"

• Zhentao Wang (postdoc talk) "Towards realistic modeling of heavy fermion systems"

• Sanu Mishra (student talk) "Robust Fermi Surface topology across the field-induced QCP and thermodynamic signature of the 30 T transition in CeRhIn5"

• Janas Kunnelakat John (student talk) "Pressure tuning of CeRhIn5 microstructures"

• Ashley Weiland (student talk) "A New Intermetallic Homologous Series Ce_n+1Co_nGe_3n+1"

• Benedikt Fauseweh (postdoc talk) "Laser pulse driven nonequilibrium dynamics in the Kondo lattice model: A TD-VMC study"

Registered Participants will be provided access to comment on the talks as well as the open questions, all of which can be found below:

Link to Google Docs to comment on Individual Talks: (Invited and Contributed)

Link to Google Docs on Open Questions