Bachelor theses
The goal of a bachelor thesis project in my group is the study and visualization of physical problems with computational tools. The proposed projects serve to illustrate basic concepts in theoretical physics or deal with a current problem in condensed matter theory.
You can begin working on a bachelor thesis project in my group anytime. The workload is three months full time. The main requirement is a practical experience in the programming language Python. The bachelor thesis can be written in English or in German. Literature and previous works may be in German or in English.
Topics for bachelor thesis projects
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Bachelor theses in the last 5 years
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Master theses
Master thesis projects in my research group deal with current problems in Computational Physics, Quantum Many-Body Theory, or Condensed Matter Theory. The main requirements are a knowledge of Advanced Quantum Theory (2nd quantization) and basic Computational Physics as well as a practical experience in a programming languages such as C, C++ or Julia. The master thesis can be written in English or in German. Literature and previous works are mostly in English.
You can begin working on a master thesis project anytime. It consists of two modules: Research Internship / Project Planning and Master Thesis. The workload is twelve months full time. Note that you must be enrolled at the Leibniz Universität Hannover and have completed one year of study in the Master programme before the start of the thesis project.
Topics for master thesis projects
- Study of correlated ladders using the density-matrix renormalization group method
Master theses in the last 5 years
- Agnieszka Jażdżewska (University of Wrocław), Equation of motion method for non-interacting many-fermion systems with off-diagonal boundary fields, 2025
- Tim Obrock, Phase diagrams of spin-1/2 Heisenberg model for dimerized and alternating ladders, 2025
- Philipp Baasch, Study of dynamics and chaos in the semiclassical Holstein model for polarons, 2024
- Alexander Fufaev, Charge density waves in alternating spinless fermion ladders, 2023
- Keshab Sony, Topological Phases of One and Two Su-Schrieffer-Heeger Wires on a Semiconducting Substrate, 2023
- Emil Klahn, Reduzierte Dichtematrizen korrelierter bosonischer Systeme, 2021
- Sören Wilkening, DMRG-LBO method for inhomogeneous one-dimensional electron-phonon systems, 2021
