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An introduction to theoretical condensed matter physics

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Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics
1 Keble Road
Oxford, OX1 3NP

Tel: +44 (0) 1865-273999

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Condensed Matter Theory Seminars

Condensed Matter Theory Seminars
These are held every other Friday at 1 pm during term time. They are aimed at a general condensed matter theory audience.

Condensed Matter Seminars
These are held jointly with the Condensed Matter group in the Clarendon Laboratory every Thursday at 2:15 pm during term time. Of these, two each term are given by theorists.

The Forum
Originally modelled on seminars at the Landau Institute, this seminar has evolved into an informal talk, usually given using the blackboard only, in which the speaker goes into some new and interesting topic in some depth, and the audience is encouraged to ask questions. Held on Wednesdays of even weeks during term at 11:15 am.

Informal Condensed Matter Theory Seminars
Held on Wednesdays of odd weeks at 11:15 am in the Fisher room. These seminars provide a platform for internal members to present their recent work.

Theory of Soft and Biological Matter Seminars
Held every Tuesday at 4:00pm.

Links to other seminars of interest

Theoretical Physics Colloquia Fridays at 2:15 pm.

Theoretical Chemistry Seminars Mondays at 5:00 pm.

Physics Colloquium Fridays at 4:15 pm.

Soft Matter, Biomaterials and Interfaces Seminar Tuesdays at 4:00 pm.

Partial Differential Equations Seminar Mondays at 5.00 pm.

Seminars in Mathematics.

Past Conferences

Fields, Lattices and Condensed Matter.

INSTANS Summer School 2007 at Oxford.

School and Workshop on Highly Frustrated Magnets and Strongly Correlated Systems.

Mesoscale Modelling for Complex Fluids and Flows.