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Dr. Prasanjit Samal

Group Leader

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The research activity of our “Quantum Simulations Group (QSG)” is focused on theoretical and computational condensed matter physics, primarily studying the electronic structure of atoms, molecules and solids employing density functional methods. Materials design, including computing electronic, magnetic and structural properties and responses from first principles using density functional theory, molecular dynamics, many-body perturbation theory and other suitable quantum many-body techniques.
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Rabeet Singh

Postdoctoral Fellow (Jan 2018-Present)

PhD Thesis Title: Adiabatic connection in density functional theory:fundamental aspects and applications
PhD Supervisor : Prof. Manoj Kumar Harbola at Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
Emails : rabeet@niser.ac.in, rabeetsingh@gmail.com
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Research Interests: My research is focused on studying theoretical and numerical aspects of electronic structure calculations. This includes the study of fundamental aspects of density functional theory by exploring the various techniques used to construct Kohn-Sham system for a given density, to understand the wavefunction to density functional connection through the Levy-Perdew-Sahni(LPS) equation. Along the same line we also study various accurate exchange-correlation functionals through the adiabatic connection in density functional theory.
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Subrata Jana

PhD Student (2013-Present)

Thesis Title : To be decided.
Emails: subrata.niser@gmail.com, subrata.jana@niser.ac.in
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Research Interests: My research activity is focused on theoretical and computational condensed matter physics, primarily studying the electronic structure of atoms, molecules and solids employing density functional methods. Materials design, including computing electronic, magnetic and structural properties and responses from first principles using density functional theory, and other suitable quantum many-body techniques.

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Abhilash Patra

PhD Student (2015-Present)

Thesis Title: To be decided
Emails: abhilashpatra@niser.ac.in, apabpatra12@gmail.com
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Research interests:- Density functional theory in lower dimensions, van der Walls interaction in DFT
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Bikash Patra

PhD Student (2015-Present)

Thesis Title: To be decided
Emails: bikash.patra@niser.ac.in
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Research interests:- Long range corrected Hybrid functionals, Developing Pseudopotentials
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Bharat Barik

PhD Student (2016-Present)

Thesis Title : To be decided
Emails: bharat.barik@niser.ac.in
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