About Me

I'm a theorist working on the condensed matter physics. My research focus on the areas of strongly correlated systems and quantum many-body physics. The prospective goal of my research is to understand the mysticism of the nature. 

I received a BS in applied physics and a PhD in physics, all from the University of Science and Technology of China. I performed the postdoctoral appointments at Los Alamos National Lab and the California State University, Northridge.  Now I am working in the Westlake University as an Associated Professor. 

My current research interests

I am currently working on many aspects of the theoretical condensed matter physics, with a particular focus on topology, fractionalization and correlation in quantum many-body systems. A major portion of the current research involves:

• Topological states of matter in strongly correlated systems, e.g. the fractional quantum Hall effect, spin liquids

• Quantum phase transitions, critical phenomenon, and conformal invariance

• State-of-the-art numerical methods, concepts and algorithms