Dr. Sam Azadi

Biography

Sam Azadi is a visitor researcher at the University of Oxford's Department of Physics. His research specializes in many-body interactions within fermionic systems, exploring quantum-driven phenomena in high energy density regimes. Utilizing theoretical numerical techniques, he employs stochastic approaches in real-space and Hilbert-space, alongside many-body perturbation theory and the GW approximation. His work also includes single-particle formalisms and density functional methods. Azadi's research interests extend towards understanding the low-density phase diagram of three-dimensional electron gases and the correlation energy within paramagnetic electron gases under thermodynamic limits. His contributions are published in notable journals, including Physical Review B and Physical Review Letters, where he has discussed significant findings regarding quasiparticle effective mass and quantum phase diagrams. His expertise is critical in advancing the understanding of materials under extreme conditions and their applications in high energy density science.

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