2021 International Workshop on Frontiers of Theoretical and Computational Physics and Chemistry

2021 International Workshop on

Frontiers of Theoretical and Computational Physics and Chemistry

The 2021 International Workshop on Frontiers of Theoretical and Computational Physics and Chemistry will be held in Qing Dao, China, July 14-19, 2021.The objective of this annual series of workshops is to enhance the dialogue between theoretical physicists and chemists. The workshop this year will focus on "Theories and algorithms for strongly correlated systems". There will be

◾ 17 invited speakers

◾ Up to 50 poster presentations

We expect that these presentations would cover the main development in the field happened in the past few years.

2021 International Workshop on

Frontiers of Theoretical and Computational Physics and Chemistry

The 2021 International Workshop on Frontiers of Theoretical and Computational Physics and Chemistry will be held in Qing Dao, China, July 14-19, 2021.The objective of this annual series of workshops is to enhance the dialogue between theoretical physicists and chemists. The workshop this year will focus on "Theories and algorithms for strongly correlated systems". There will be

◾ 17 invited speakers

◾ Up to 50 poster presentations

We expect that these presentations would cover the main development in the field happened in the past few years.

Background:

The challenges to physical and chemical theories lie in three aspects: the accuracy, the size, and the time scale. Both theoretical physics and chemistry have enjoyed rapid advances in these contexts and provided great impact on essentially all aspects of experiments. However, theoreticians of the two intimately related disciplines seldom talk to each other. They even do not share the common languages. From the very beginning of the development theoretical chemists have been trying to solve the quantum mechanical equations as accurately as possible, while theoretical physics have been playing with various simplified physical models for obviously complex systems. However, the situations are now being changed in that theoretical chemists also start to look at systems of increasing complexity. Whereas theoretical physicists may want to learn from theoretical chemists about better accuracy, theoretical chemists certainly have to learn from physicists about the true physics.

Motivations:

The very first motivation of the series of workshops entitled “Frontiers of Theoretical and Computational Physics and Chemistry” is to provide a unique forum for theoretical physicists and chemists such that mutual understanding will soon be reached. The second motivation is of course to create mutual collaborations and thus push the frontiers further. The third but not least motivation is to strengthen the interplay between theoreticians and experimentalists.

Coordinators:

- Prof. Wen-Jian Liu, Shandong University

- Prof. Xiang-Rong Wang, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

- Prof. Ruiqin Zhang, Beijing Computational Science Research Center and Shen Zhen CSAR

Organizing Committee Members:

- Prof. Keli Han, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, CAS, Dalian

- Prof. Hai-Qing Lin, Beijing Computational Science Research Center

- Prof. Wenjian Liu, Shandong University

- Prof. Zidan Wang, Hong Kong University

- Prof. Xincheng Xie, Peking University

- Prof. Xiang-Rong Wang, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

- Prof. Yupeng Wang, Institute of Physics, CAS, Beijing

- Prof. Ruiqin Zhang, Beijing Computational Science Research Center and Shen Zhen CSAR

- Prof. John Z.H. Zhang, East China Normal University and New York University Shanghai

Fei-Wu Chen , University of Science and Technology Beijing

Xi-Wen Guan, Wuhan Institute of Physics and Mathematics, CAS

Shi-Jie Hu, Beijing Computational Science Research Center

Hong-Gang Luo, Lanzhou University

Shu-Hua Li, Nanjing University

Xiao-Peng Li, Fudan University

Zhen-Dong Li, Beijing Normal University

Haibo Ma, Nanjing University

Zhi-Gang Shuai, Tsinghua University

Xiao-Qing Tian, Shenzhen University

Wei Wu, Xiamen University

Tao Xiang, Institute of Physics , CAS

Zhe Yuan, Beijing Normal University

Ying Zhang, Fudan University

Ning Zhang, Peking University

Xiao Zheng, University of Science and Technology of China

Wei Zhu, Westlake University

To be Continued......

Workshop Schedule: July 14 (arrival) – 19 (departure), 2021

July 14 14:00-20:00 Arrival and Registration

July 15 8:30-17:00 Opening; Invited Talks

July 16 9:00-12:00 Invited Talks

July 16 14:00-17:00 Poster Presentation

July 17 9:00-12:00 Invited Talks

July 17 14:00-17:00 Discussion

July 18 9:00-17:00 Invited Talks

July 19 All day Departure

Workshop Venue:

青岛蓝谷财富管理培训中心
Qingdao Oceantech Valley Wealth Management Training Center

地址：青岛市即墨区温泉街道海泉路67号
Addr: No.67,Haiquan Road, Hot Spring Street, Jimo, Qingdao

Recommended Route:

Taxi

From Qingdao Liuting International Airport（青岛流亭国际机场）: the cost is about 100RMB (45mins)

From Qingdao Railway Station （青岛火车站）: the cost is about 200RMB (80mins)

From Qingdao North Railway Station（青岛火车北站）: the cost is about 150RMB (60mins)

From Jimobei Railway Station（即墨火车北站）: the cost is about 60RMB (30mins)

Local traffic

Take subway line 11 to “SHUI PO Station(水泊站)”，take Exit B to find Heshan East Road(鹤山东路) and catch Bus #675 to “Sishe（四舍方向）”.

Get off Bus #675 at “Jingtuan Haiquan Road”(荆疃海泉路站). Go straight along the “Haiquan Road”（海泉路）and turn left at the first cross to “Tian tai Yingbin Road”（天泰迎宾路）, the hotel is at your right side. You need to walk about 10mins.