School on selected topics in
Strongly Correlated Systems
21-22 June, 2011 (31 Khordad-1 Tir 1390)

   Strongly correlated systems have emerged as a new paradigm in solid state and condensed matter physics as well as statistical and even biological and soft matter physics.Strong correlations between constituent particles can lead to striking collective behavior or emergent phenomena in many-particle systems as manifested most notably in electron liquids, superconductors topological insulators, quantum spin systems and even ionic liquids and DNA condensates in biological systems. This school will cover some of the basic concepts and methods used in the theory of strongly correlated systems. The lectures are aimed at graduate students and postdocs and may be useful for advanced.