Sami Hakani

Sami Hakani

Physics PhD Candidate at Georgia Tech

Rice Fellowship

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I was generously awarded a Bonnie B. and Charles K. Rice Jr. Fellowship worth $2500! This Fellowship is awarded to outstanding graduate students in the Georgia Tech School of Physics who have at least 2 years of study remaining in their degree.

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Thesis Defense

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I have successfully defended my thesis entitled “Dynamics and Transport in Strongly Correlated Quantum Magnets.” Thank you to all my loved ones, friends, and colleagues for attending my talk!

Amelio Travel Grant

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I was generously awarded a graduate student travel grant of $500 from the Amelio Endowment and the Weatherly Fund! This grant will be used towards attending the “TopoMag23 – Topology and Fractionalization in Magnetic Materials” conference at The Ohio State University this spring.

Quantum Mechanics II Guest Lecture

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I was recently invited to give a guest lecture at Georgia Tech for a graduate level quantum mechanics course. I chose to give a short talk on using perturbation theory to derive an effective Hamiltonian. This is the usual second order perturbation theory derivation of obtaining the Heisenberg Hamiltonian from the Hubbard Hamiltonian. My notes on this topic are available for anyone interested.