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SUMMARY:"Buckling transition and antiferromagnetic liquids in two dimension
	s"
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Danny Podolsky\, Technion\nHosted by: Anushya Chandra
	n\n\nPart of the Condensed Matter Theory Seminar Series.\n\nCrystals of tra
	pped ions are an example of ordered states of matter that emerge from the c
	ompetition between kinetic energy and repulsive forces in confined volumes.
	  These systems can give us unique access to interesting questions in class
	ical and quantum magnetism.  For instance\, I will show that ions confined 
	to 2D undergo a buckling transition\, which is described by a six-state qua
	ntum clock model. Motivated by this system\, I will discuss the melting of 
	2D antiferromagnets\, and will show that under certain conditions it is pos
	sible to stabilize an antiferromagnetic liquid in two dimensions.
LOCATION:SCI 328\, 590 Commonwealth Avenue\, 02215
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