He has a master's degree and is a Doctor of Science in physics graduated in the State University of Campinas. He has experience in Monte Carlo methods applied to quantum systems. He also has experience in machine learning approaches in line with such methods for studying finite systems. He was linked to Imperial College London during his master's degree for six months. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project aims to study systems of current interest such as fermionic helium and warm dense matter. For instance, properties as susceptibility and stability of the unpolarised state of 3He are among the topics of study, as well as the behaviour of electron gas under warm dense conditions. To investigate the problem, the goal is to develop a variational wave-function and a variational d…
This is a research project associated to a work that will lead to Master Degree in which we want to deep our understand of finite quantum many-body systems. Quantum dots allow the study of bidimensional systems that show discrete energy levels with an structure similar to that one of an atom which exibits shell structure and magic numbers. We want to analyse electron pairs correlations a…
We will study the quantum Monte Carlo methods with both aims of to master the basic techniques but also as a mean to develop intuitions and reasonings about the physical principles involved in systems that requires quantum mechanics for their description. We intent begin our studies by considering one-body systems, but we want also to approach the many-body systems through the variational…
One of the aims of this BEPE is to allow the student to expand his knowledge of quantum Monte Carlo methods, which will offers the possibility to make a better MSc at Unicamp. In the proposed work, to be performed under the supervision of Dr. Matthew Foulkes at Imperial College London, we will explore the ability to use pseudopotentials - essential to speed up the simulations - in an open…
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