Rico Pohle
pohle.rico [at] shizuoka.ac.jp
Rico Pohle
pohle.rico [at] shizuoka.ac.jp
Welcome to my homepage,
I am Rico, and I have recently started my new position as Junior Associate Professor at Shizuoka University. My new webpage can be found here, and it will be updated soon.
My research is centered around theoretical condensed matter physics. By using computational methods, including classical, semiclassical, and quantum approaches I explore complex many-body phenomena of exotic magnetic phases such as superconductors, spin liquids, spin nematics, and skyrmions.
In the past, I worked in the groups of Yusuke Nomura at the Tohoku University, Yukitoshi Motome at the University of Tokyo, and Masatoshi Imada at Waseda University. I received my Ph.D. from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology in the group of Nic Shannon, and obtained my diploma from the Dresden University of Technology.
Further details can be found on researchMap, with a full list of publications and preprints on this page or on google scholar.
04/01: I have started my new position as Junior Associate Professor at Shizuoka University, as a member of the Creative Science Unit and the Physics Course of the Graduate School.
03/04: Our paper, "Classical ℤ2 spin liquid on the generalized four-color Kitaev model", has been published as a Letter in Physical Review Research.
10/18: Our paper, "Variational Benchmarks for Quantum Many-Body Problems", has been published in SCIENCE. You can find a press release here (in JP) .
10/14-18: I visited the group of Prof. Max Hirschberger at the University of Tokyo. Thanks for having me.
07/18: Our paper, "Eight-color chiral spin liquid in the S=1 bilinear-biquadratic model with Kitaev interactions", has been published in Physical Review Research.
06/15: Our paper, "Gravitational wave analogs in spin nematics and cold atoms", has been published as a Letter in Physical Review B.
04/01: We officially moved from Keio University to the Institute for Materials Research (IMR) at the Tohoku University, Sendai.