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Strongly correlated fermions<\/strong> are elementary particles (like electrons) whose mutual interactions play a crucial role and cannot be neglected. The term is often used in the context of condensed matter physics<\/strong> to describe systems where the collective behavior of particles is highly complex and cannot be explained by simple free electron models.<\/p>\n

The study of strongly correlated fermions at LNCMI explores complex systems where particle interactions give rise to astonishing physical properties, often inaccessible without the use of intense magnetic fields<\/p>\n

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ALTANGEREL Munkhtuguldur<\/a><\/span><\/h3>
PhD Student<\/a><\/div>