Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
Theoretisch-Physikalisches Institut
Max-Wien Platz 1
D-07743 Jena
Germany
 
phone: +49-3641-947145
E-Mail: j.braun -at- uni-jena.de
Jens Braun
My research interests:
 
  1. • Renormalization Group, flow equations
  2. • Gauge Theories
  3. • Strongly-coupled fermionic systems
  4. • QCD phase diagram
  5. • Finite-Volume Effects in Quantum Field Theories
  6. • Cold atomic gases
  7. • Many-body physics
Most recent paper:
 
On the Phase Structure of QCD in a Finite Volume
Author(s): J. Braun, B. Klein, B.-J. Schaefer
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A few selected talks:
On the Dynamics of SU(N), Sp(2) and E(7) Yang-Mills Theory close to the Phase Transition
@ Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany
 
Extreme Limits of QCD: On QCD with many flavors or many colors
@ Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA
 
Functional Renormalization Group and Density Functional Theory
@ ReisensbuRG workshop, Reisensburg, Germany
 
Towards Bridging the Gap Between Quarks and Gluons and Baryonic Degrees of Freedom
@ 4th Conference of the ERG, Heidelberg, Germany
 
Volume dependence of the Pion Mass in the Quark-Meson Model
@ Novel Approaches to the Nuclear Many-Body Problem, ECT*, Trento, Italy
 
Teaching:
Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics, Winter term ’11/12
            time and location: Thursdays, 8.00 -10.00, Abbeanum, HS 2
Selected previous lectures:
Density Functional Theory, Summer term ’10
Thermal Field Theory, Winter term ‘09/10
    
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