Spectroscopic and Thermodynamic Study of Quantum Materials

Department of Physics, Fudan University
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LATEST NEWS
  - Mar. 2024 C. S. Chen published his work 'Unconventional superconductivity in Cr-based compound Pr3Cr10-xN11', npj Quantum Materials 9, 22 as first author.
  - Feb. 2024 C. S. Chen published his work 'Two-Dimensional Phase-Fluctuating Superconductivity in Bulk-Crystalline NdO0.5F0.5BiS2', Physical Review B 109 054516 as first author.
  - Jan. 2024 K. W. Chen published his work 'Multicondensate lengths with degenerate excitation gaps in BaNi2As2 revealed by muon spin relaxation study', Physical Review B 109 024513 as first author.
  - Jun. 2023 Z. H. Zhu published his work 'Fluctuating magnetic droplets immersed in a sea of quantum spin liquid', The Innovation 4.5 as first author.
  - Jun. 2023 Q. Wu published her work 'Superconducting Properties of La2(Cu1-xNix)5As3O2: A μSR Study', Physical Review B 107 214502 as first author.
  - Sept. 2022 Y. X. Yang published his work 'Muon Spin Relaxation Study of frustrated Tm3Sb3Mg2O14 kagomé lattice', Chinese Physics Letters 39 107502 as first author.
CONTACT US

Prof. Lei Shu

Office: S402, New Physics Building, Jiangwan Campus, Fudan University, No. 2005 Songhu Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai 200438, China

E-mail: leishu@fudan.edu.cn

CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS
  - Local spin dynamics in spin frustrated magnets
  - Strongly correlated electron phenomena in heavy fermion systems
  - Time reversal symmetry breaking in unconventional superconductors
  - Pairing symmetry of novel superconductors
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"It's easy if you try."
-- John Lennon, 1971

Our research interests center on understanding the strongly correlated electron phenomena in novel d- and f-electron materials. These phenomena include superconductivity, magnetism, and effects arising from their interplay, heavy fermion behavior, and non-Fermi liquid behavior.

We primarily apply muon spin rotation/relaxation (μSR) to the study of local magnetic and electronic properties of materials. We have facilities for preparing and characterizing single/polycrystalline samples, and for measuring the transport, thermal and magnetic properties of these materials over a wide range of temperature and magnetic field.


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