Numerical Simulations of Quantum Gases, Magnetic, and Correlated Electronic Systems

A variety of quantum Monte Carlo algorithms are used to study the equilibrium properties of strongly correlated quantum systems relevant to the fields of high-Tc superconductivity and magnetism. Furthermore, a new exact numerical method was developed and applied to strongly correlated quantum gases to unveil their universal properties in equilibrium and new states of matter out of equilibrium.

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