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Eine an der TU Wien entwickelte Simulationsmethode vereinfacht die Berechnung, ob ein Material bei bestimmten äußeren Bedingungen fest oder flüssig ist. Dieses Video erklärt, wie dieses Verfahren funktioniert.

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Das Institut für Theoretische Physik trauert um sein früheres Mitglied,

wiss. Oberrat Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Gerhard ADAM
(8.12.1932 - 30.12.2012)

Nachruf

Research

The research program at our institute is characterized by a remarkable diversity covering a broad spectrum of topics ranging from high-energy physics and quantum field theory to atomic and condensed matter physics. As a focus area, non-linear dynamics of complex systems including aspects of quantum cryptography and quantum information plays an important role. Many of the research topics make use of and belong to the subdiscipline "computational physics".

The breadth of activities at our institute provides advanced students as well as young researchers with the opportunity to be exposed to a multitude of state-of the art research directions and to receive a broad-based academic training.

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Teaching

Teaching theoretical physics to young colleagues is an important part of our activities. Physics nowadays is a very wide field of knowledge, which progresses with ever increasing pace. We are aware that teaching must be directed towards students specializing in experimental as well as in theoretical physics, and we are committed to Humboldt’s program of teaching science through practicing science.

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Talks

Information on physics talks in Vienna can be found in the Calendar of Physics Talks.

Contact

Institute for Theoretical Physics

Vienna University of Technology

Wiedner Hauptstrasse 8-10/136

Tower B (yellow), 10th floor

A-1040 Wien, AUSTRIA

TEL +43 1 58801x13601, x13602 (secretariat)

FAX +43 1 5880113699

e-mail heike.hoeller (at) tuwien.ac.at