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Professor Moon, Eun-Gook (문은국)
2015.06.05 15:55
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Position: Associate ProfessorTel&office No: +82-42-350-2524E-mail: egmoon(at)kaist.ac.krHomepage: https://sites.google.com/view/egmoonResearchField: Quantum Many-Body Theory
Educations
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2011 Harvard University (PH.D. in Physics)
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2005 Seoul National University (B.S. in Physics)
Experiences
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2015~Present Associate / Assistant Professor, KAIST
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2020~2022 Principal Investigator, Ultra Quantum Physics BRL, NRF of Korea
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2014~2015 Kadanoff Center Fellow, University of Chicago
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2011~2014 Postdoctoral Fellow at University of California, Santa Barbara
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2001~2003 Military Service at ROK army
LAB
Quantum Many Body Theory Group
Research Interest
My main research topic is quantum many-body systems with high entanglement and correlations. Conventional many-body systems may be characterized by the Landau paradigms: 1) quasi-particle description of electron/spin excitations, 2) conventional symmetry breaking phase transitions. On the contrary, the paradigms do not work in quantum many-body systems with high entanglement and correlation. The prime examples include quantum spin liquids, high-temperature superconductivity, and non-Fermi liquids. They call for a novel understanding and description of condensed matter systems including deconfinement, fractionalization, and topological invariants on which I am working with my colleagues.