Oral presentations at the GDR NBODY meeting in Lille, Jan 2020

The full set of presentations can be downloaded as a ZIP file.
Alternatively, you can download the presentations individually from the links below..

Pedagogical presentations

The N-body quantum problem in quantum chemistry: Michel Caffarel (LCPT, Toulouse)
The N-body problem in condensed matter: Pina Romaniello (LPT, Toulouse)
The quantum N-body problem in Mathematics]: Matthieu LEWIN (Uni. Paris Dauphine)
The quantum N-body problem in Nuclear Physics: Thomas Duguet (CEA)

Oral presentations

Dynamics of electrons and nuclei in molecules Beyond the Born-Oppenheimer approximation: Federica Agostini (Institut de Chimie, Orsay)
Ionization processes of atoms and molecules: a Sturmian approach: Ugo Ancarani (LPCT, Metz)
The Quantum Many-Body Problem from a Dynamical Mean Field Perspective: Silke Biermann (Centre de Physique Théorique [Palaiseau])
On the Road to the Modeling of Resonance UV/vis Spectroscopic Properties: Eric Brémont (ITODYS, Paris)
La boite a outils de l'algebre exterieure pour le probleme a N-corps fermionique: Patrick Cassam-Chenai (Laboratoire J. A. Dieudonné, Nice)
Striking many-body effects in a simple (B2O3) oxide: Guillaume Ferlat (IMPMC, Paris)
N-centered ensemble density-functional theory for open systems: Emmanuel Fromager (LCT, Strasbourg)
Embedding nuclear physics inside the unitary-limit window: Mario Gattobigio (IPHYNI, Nice)
Overview of selected configuration interaction: Emmanuel Giner (LCT, Paris)
Excitations of correlated nucleons within the second random-phase approximation: Marcella Grasso (Paris)
DFT-based exchange vertex for the correlation energy and excited states: Maria Hellgren (IMPMC, Paris)
Using the density-functional toolkit (DFTK) to investigate floating-point error and SCF convergence of mixed systems: Michael Herbst (CERMICS, Paris)
DFT for excited states: Progress in LR-TDDFT: Miquel Huix Rotllant (Institut de Chimie Radicalaire, Aix-Marseille)
Molecular Density Functional Theory and its coupling with the N body quantum problem: Guillaume Jeanmairet (PHENIX, Paris)
New theoretical approaches to study single- and multi-photon ionisation in atoms and molecules : challenging the continuum: Eleonora Luppi (LCT, Paris)
A Glimpse of Numerical Analysis in Computational Chemistry : Some Recent Mathematical Results: Yvon Maday (Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions, IUF, Paris)
From pseudopotentials for the chemical environment to challenges in the computational treatment of catalysis: Paola Nava (iSm2, Marseille)
PLAYING WITH THE REDUCED DENSITY-MATRIX: representability, functionals and embedding: Matthieu Saubanère (Institut GERHARDFT, Montpellier)
Simulating molecular properties on a quantum computer: Bruno Senjean (Leiden Institute of Physics)
Relativistic equation of motion coupled cluster theory (based on four-component Hamiltonians): André Severo Pereira Gomes (PhLAM, Lille)
Insights into chemiluminescence from ab initio molecular dynamics simulations and machine learning analysis: Morgane Vacher (CEISAM, Nantes)