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    Federation Fellowships - Grant ID: FF0456888

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $1,519,710.00
    Summary
    Self-assembly and complexity: networks and patterns from materials to markets. Self-assembly leads the formation of patterns without external directing agents. It is responsible for the growth of complex multiscale structures found in biology and materials science and is a crucial concept for development of viable nanotechnologies. Complex systems, from biological ecosystems to financial markets and the Internet, are also characterized by spontaneous clustering and linkages that determine their .... Self-assembly and complexity: networks and patterns from materials to markets. Self-assembly leads the formation of patterns without external directing agents. It is responsible for the growth of complex multiscale structures found in biology and materials science and is a crucial concept for development of viable nanotechnologies. Complex systems, from biological ecosystems to financial markets and the Internet, are also characterized by spontaneous clustering and linkages that determine their collective behaviour. The project will investigate in detail the geometry, topology, materials science and statistical physics of networks, leading to design and characterization of robust self-assembled materials and complex systems.
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    Linkage - International - Grant ID: LX0455823

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $56,000.00
    Summary
    Physical properties of exactly solved quantum spin systems. Progress in understanding quantum spin systems in condensed matter physics can be greatly enhanced by the knowledge and understanding obtained from exactly solved models. This project will apply new techniques from the theory of exactly solved models to calculate the magnetic and thermal properties of quantum spin systems. The outcomes will include progress at the forefront of theoretical physics, with direct comparison with experimenta .... Physical properties of exactly solved quantum spin systems. Progress in understanding quantum spin systems in condensed matter physics can be greatly enhanced by the knowledge and understanding obtained from exactly solved models. This project will apply new techniques from the theory of exactly solved models to calculate the magnetic and thermal properties of quantum spin systems. The outcomes will include progress at the forefront of theoretical physics, with direct comparison with experimental results and strong predictive power for new experiments. The project will establish strong research links between Australia and Japan.
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    Linkage - International - Grant ID: LX0453414

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $73,222.00
    Summary
    Low-dimensional quantum systems. The theory of integrable systems of statistical mechanics and quantum field theory is currently one of most rapidly developing and fascinating subjects in theoretical physics and mathematics. It allows to obtain an exact description of strongly-interacting quantum systems in one or two space dimensions and provides fundamental tools for understanding of critical phenomena and physics of small systems like quantum wires, carbon nanotubes and Josephson junctions .... Low-dimensional quantum systems. The theory of integrable systems of statistical mechanics and quantum field theory is currently one of most rapidly developing and fascinating subjects in theoretical physics and mathematics. It allows to obtain an exact description of strongly-interacting quantum systems in one or two space dimensions and provides fundamental tools for understanding of critical phenomena and physics of small systems like quantum wires, carbon nanotubes and Josephson junctions. The project addresses two particular problems in this field: the three-dimensional lattice model with continuous spins and calculation of form factors in a two-dimensional massive field theory with a supersymmetry.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1096240

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $343,000.00
    Summary
    Understanding cohesive forces in nanosystems. This theory project will provide basic scientific and modelling/computational support for a number of emerging technologies such as clean energy, and advanced materials and textiles (both CSIRO research areas). Other possible application areas are assembly of arrays of nanotube-based mechanical or electronic devices (e.g. single electron transistor arrays for quantum computer readout), and medical imaging and drug delivery via nano-sized magnetic pa .... Understanding cohesive forces in nanosystems. This theory project will provide basic scientific and modelling/computational support for a number of emerging technologies such as clean energy, and advanced materials and textiles (both CSIRO research areas). Other possible application areas are assembly of arrays of nanotube-based mechanical or electronic devices (e.g. single electron transistor arrays for quantum computer readout), and medical imaging and drug delivery via nano-sized magnetic particles. This last application is a strong growth area worldwide, with several Australian groups already participating. The project will train postgraduate students and a postdoctoral researcher. It will connect Australian scientists with a European Network of Excellence.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0666365

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $400,000.00
    Summary
    Self-assembled polyphiles: molecular nanopatterns. 21st century technology is certain to rely on advanced materials, utterly new in character, function and manufacturing process. Control of material structure, from the atomic and molecular scales and upward will be a central focus, to engineer specific features from electronic or photonic functionality, to chemical selectivity. The manufacturing principle of biological materials, made routinely in vivo with exquisite economy and control at all l .... Self-assembled polyphiles: molecular nanopatterns. 21st century technology is certain to rely on advanced materials, utterly new in character, function and manufacturing process. Control of material structure, from the atomic and molecular scales and upward will be a central focus, to engineer specific features from electronic or photonic functionality, to chemical selectivity. The manufacturing principle of biological materials, made routinely in vivo with exquisite economy and control at all length scales, will be adopted for materials design. The route to these materials is self-assembly. We will explore in detail theory and practical manufacture of self-assembled nanostructured materials, building molecular honeycombs combining composite material features at the nanoscale.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0771133

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $220,000.00
    Summary
    Quantum Simulations with Dilute Gas Bose Einstein Condensates. Fundamental scientific research, such as we propose, is an important contributor to the long term wealth and well being of the Nation. It shapes our culture, our ways of thinking, and our beliefs. It also contributes directly, and in the shorter term, through the technology development that accompanies scientific research at the frontiers of knowledge. The students participating in this research will develop skills in innovation, int .... Quantum Simulations with Dilute Gas Bose Einstein Condensates. Fundamental scientific research, such as we propose, is an important contributor to the long term wealth and well being of the Nation. It shapes our culture, our ways of thinking, and our beliefs. It also contributes directly, and in the shorter term, through the technology development that accompanies scientific research at the frontiers of knowledge. The students participating in this research will develop skills in innovation, intellectual property management, and commercialisation - all of which are critical to the Nation's future.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0878830

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $575,000.00
    Summary
    Novel approaches to strongly correlated quantum systems in two dimensions. The expected outcome of the research program is a significant boost in our understanding of strongly correlated quantum systems, which will reinforce Australia's competitiveness and international profile in aspects of breakthrough science and frontier technologies. By strengthening both the underpinning theory and innovative computational tools to study quantum many-body systems, and by applying them to specific problems .... Novel approaches to strongly correlated quantum systems in two dimensions. The expected outcome of the research program is a significant boost in our understanding of strongly correlated quantum systems, which will reinforce Australia's competitiveness and international profile in aspects of breakthrough science and frontier technologies. By strengthening both the underpinning theory and innovative computational tools to study quantum many-body systems, and by applying them to specific problems of recognized importance, this program will have direct implications in condensed matter physics and will exert significant influence in areas such as quantum chemistry, high energy physics, quantum computing, quantum atom optics and nanotechnology.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0452097

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $220,000.00
    Summary
    Algebraic approach to exactly soluble models for disordered systems. In nanoscience there are a diverse range of systems in which disorder, randomness, or noise can play a significant role. Examples range from quantum wires to qubits to unzipping DNA. Even the simplest mathematical models for systems in the presence of disorder have a rich mathematical structure because they can be formulated in terms of Lie algrebras or diffusion on a curved surface. The complementary physical and mathem .... Algebraic approach to exactly soluble models for disordered systems. In nanoscience there are a diverse range of systems in which disorder, randomness, or noise can play a significant role. Examples range from quantum wires to qubits to unzipping DNA. Even the simplest mathematical models for systems in the presence of disorder have a rich mathematical structure because they can be formulated in terms of Lie algrebras or diffusion on a curved surface. The complementary physical and mathematical expertise of the two Chief Investigators is crucial to this project.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1092513

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $390,000.00
    Summary
    Entanglement renormalization: a new route to strongly correlated fermions and novel states of matter in two dimensions. The expected outcome of the research program is a significant boost in our understanding of strongly correlated fermion systems, which will reinforce Australia's competitiveness and international profile in aspects of breakthrough science and frontier technologies. By strengthening both the underpinning theory and innovative computational tools to study fermion systems, and by .... Entanglement renormalization: a new route to strongly correlated fermions and novel states of matter in two dimensions. The expected outcome of the research program is a significant boost in our understanding of strongly correlated fermion systems, which will reinforce Australia's competitiveness and international profile in aspects of breakthrough science and frontier technologies. By strengthening both the underpinning theory and innovative computational tools to study fermion systems, and by applying them to specific problems of recognized importance, this program will have direct implications in condensed matter physics and will exert significant influence in areas such as quantum chemistry, particle, nuclear and atomic physics, quantum computing, quantum atom optics and nanotechnology.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0880404

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $671,888.00
    Summary
    Dynamics and correlations of many-body systems. The proposed program will greatly enhance Australian science through linking innovative theoretical techniques with the successful ongoing Australian experimental program in atom lasers, atom chip interferometry and ultra-cold fermions. Pioneering theoretical methods in quantum phase-space are internationally recognized, and will be extended into new areas relevant to Australia. These have fundamental significance to fields ranging from nanotec .... Dynamics and correlations of many-body systems. The proposed program will greatly enhance Australian science through linking innovative theoretical techniques with the successful ongoing Australian experimental program in atom lasers, atom chip interferometry and ultra-cold fermions. Pioneering theoretical methods in quantum phase-space are internationally recognized, and will be extended into new areas relevant to Australia. These have fundamental significance to fields ranging from nanotechnology to astrophysics, as well as providing a route to improved atomic clocks and other instruments. Combining these theoretical and computational methods from the physical sciences with biology and genetics will provide future cross-disciplinary benefits to Australian biomedical science.
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