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SUMMARY:Quantum Choreography: Exotica Inside Crystals
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Matthew Fisher\, KITP\, UC Santa Barbara\n\nPart of t
	he Physics Department Colloquia Series.\n\nThe electrons moving through ord
	inary solids such as a piece of Iron can sometimes self-organize in novel w
	ays. Due to their fuzzy quantum motion\, this can lead to very unusual (and
	 useful!) behavior\, as with the resistanceless flow of electricity in supe
	rconductors. But even more exotic patterns of quantum behavior are possible
	\, where the electron is effectively "splintered" into distinct fragments. 
	Searching for such exotic "quantum dancing patterns" involves trying to int
	uit the quantum choreography that nature employs. I will describe the effor
	ts and prospects in this exciting search.
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