Pavel Bessarab - Group Homepage
Science Institute – University of Iceland
Welcome to the website of the condensed matter theory group of Dr. Pavel Bessarab at the Science Institute - University of Iceland. We are funded by The Icelandic Research Fund and the University of Iceland Research Fund.
Our research mainly focuses on the development of theoretical and computational methods for condensed matter physics, especially theory of magnetism. Of particular interest are: origin of noncollinear magnetism in itinerant electron systems, thermal stability of magnetic states and its effects on the magnetic properties of nanostructures, long time-scale evolution of magnetic states, ab initio atomistic spin dynamics. Theoretical tools being developed in the group to describe nanomagnetism have interesting side applications such as ionospheric ray tracing.
News
28 June 2021:
Prof. Dr. Mathias Kläui visited our group
4 April 2021:
Dr. Stephan von Malottki joins the group as a Postdoctoral Researcher
24 March 2021
Hendrik Schrautzer joins the group as a Ph.D. student
1 June 2019:
Mohammad Badarneh joins the group as a Ph.D. student
Mohammad will be working on the development of a theoretical framework for the optimal control of magnetization.
8 May 2019:
Nastia defends her M.S. thesis!
Congratulations to our student Anastasiya Varentsova for successfully defending her M.S. thesis today! The thesis can be found here.
25 July 2018:
Workshop on efficient control of magnetization switching
We are pleased to invite you to our summer workshop "Efficient control of magnetization switching"! It will be held on July 25 at the University of Iceland in the University Centre - Háskólatorg. Please find the detailed description and the registration form HERE.
1 July 2018:
Dr. Grzegorz Kwiatkowski joins the group as a Postdoctoral Researcher
Dr. Kwiatkowski has extensive experience with mathematical physics, nonlinear problems, dynamics of magnetic systems and semiclassical quantization. He will use his expertise in a project on the efficient control of magnetic states.
19 February 2018:
Postdoctoral and Ph.D. positions available! Details can be found here. Application deadline: April 6, 2018.
1 November 2017:
Anastasiya Varentsova joins the group