Topological magnetic textures and electronic topological materials have largely been studied as separate fields. However, early theories, inspired by superfluid helium, suggest a fundamental connection between topological band structures (momentum-space topology) and topological magnetic textures (real-space topology). Their interplay could give rise to exotic phenomena otherwise not possible. The goal of this workshop is to foster discussions on these topics by bringing together experts from both fields, paving the way for a more transformative and interdisciplinary research direction.
Invited Speakers
Achim Rosch (University of Cologne)
Alan Tennant (Oak Ridge National Lab)
Charu Datta Pathak (Argonne National Lab)
Christian Pfleiderer (Technische Universität München)
David Mandrus (Tennessee)
Emilia Moroson (Rice)
Fehmi Yasin (Oak Ridge National Lab)
Ivar Martin (Argonne National Lab)
Kai Liu (George Town University)
Linda Ye (Caltech)
Liuyan Zhao (Michigan)
Morten Eskildsen( Notre Dame)
Sang Wook Cheong (Rutgers)
Satoru Nakatsuji (University of Tokyo)
Shan Wu (Santa Clara University)
Shuolong Yang (University of Chicago)
Stefan Blugel (Peter Grünberg Institut)
Taylor Hughes (UIUC)
Venue
Jordan Hall of Science – University of Notre Dame
Organizers
Nirmal Ghimire (University of Notre Dame)
Igor Mazin (George Mason University)
Collin L. Broholm (Johns Hopkins University)
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