Correlations in Condensed Matter under Extreme Conditions

Part I Condensed matter theory.- 1 Peierls and spin-density instability: from polyacetylene to grapheme.- 2 Can the d-orbital splitting unveil the local structure of Cu2+ ions?.- 3 Title to be announced.-  4 Regularities in transition temperatures for superconducting high-Tc cuprates as well as for BCS-like materials.-  5 Title to be announced by G. G. N. Angilella and N. H. March.- 6 Electronic Topological Transitions in low-dimensional.- 7 Band gaps and effective oscillator models for solid hydrogen and H2O ice at high pressure.- 8 Anomalous magnetism and superconductivity in lanthanide metals at extreme pressure.- 9 Equations of state for solids under strong compression with fingerprints for electronic anomalies.- 10 One-dimensional interacting systems: from condensed matter to cold atoms.-  11 Spatial pathways of supercurrents and collective dynamics.- 12 Electron structure and transport in disordered low dimensional systems.-  13 Transport properties of strained grapheme.- 14 Defect-induced magnetism in graphene: an ab initio pan study.-  15 Title to be announced, by A. Pidatella and R. Mazzarello.-  16 Hydrogen-bonded systems under intense electric fields.-  17 Title to be announced, by G. Compagnini.-  Part II Molecular chemistry.- 18 Novel common methodologies between physics and theoretical chemistry: density functional theory.- 19 Electron density, Kohn-Sham frontier orbitals, and Fukui functions.- 20 Exact density functionals.- 21 Electrides and their high-pressure chemistry.- 22 Structure of small molecules predicted by second-order density matrix theory without an underlying antisymmetric wave function.- 23 Correlation of large polarons in non-linear low-dimensional molecular systems.-  24 Simple approaches to calculate correlation energy in polyatomic molecular systems.-  25 Non equilibrium steady states and electron transport in molecular systems.-  Part III Theoretical physics.- 26 From condensed

Giuseppe G.N. Angilella is Associate Professor (with tenure) in the Physics of Matter at the Department of Physics, University of Catania, Italy. In 1994 Dr. Angilella gained an MSc in Physics from the University of Catania, where he went on to complete his PhD in 1999. In the same year he received a Young Researchers' Award from the Italian Physical Society and in 2003 he received an award from the European High Pressure Research Group (EHPRG). He has served as secretary and chairman of EHRPG and as executive committee member and secretary for the International Association for Research and Technology at High Pressure (AIRAPT). He is the author of more than 100 articles in peer-reviewed journals and has acted as a reviewer for more than 70 articles published in American Physical Society journals as well as for numerous articles in other leading journals. He is co-author, with N.H. March, of the 2016 book Exactly Solvable Models in Many-Body Theory (World Scientific, Singapore).