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Jack
  • China上海市Shanghai Shi
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I major in condensed matter physics, especially interested in the strongly correlated physics for the electron system and nonequilibrium quantum many-body problem.

The physics hero in my heart is Paul Dirac.

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What is a good replacement for Gaussian?
Mar 18
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How to explain Miller indices to someone outside nanomaterials?
Nov 4 '20
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How to master Fortran with minimal effort?
Jun 27
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What are the recent developments of TDDFT to simulate the excited properties of materials?
Jan 7
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Deep Neural Networks: Are they able to provide insights for the many-electron problem or DFT?
Dec 28 '20
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What's the difference between spin-unpolarized, spin-polarized and non-colinear calculation?
Oct 10 '20
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How do I search for a particular string in Linux?
Mar 22
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How to build matter modeling models with appropriate tools?
Sep 21 '20
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How to separate the data plot for spin up and spin down band structure into 2 different graphs, in Pymatgen?
Nov 9 '20
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mBJ-LDA band structure calculation using VASP
Aug 16 '20
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What's the relation between path integral and Dyson series?
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What's the size to talk about thermal equilibrium?
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Gaussian integral with imaginary coefficients and Wick rotation
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What's the reasons to use time-ordering operator?
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Questions about the equivalent forms of Wick's theorem?

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