My name is Martin Žonda and I am a theoretical physicist working at the Institute of Physics of the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg,.
I am currently participating in several projects. The ones that occupy most of my attention deal with the transport through strongly correlated electron systems and with superconducting quantum dots. Nevertheless, I am also involved in analyzing STM experiments, and other smaller projects.
My previous research activities included various problems of strongly correlated systems with the emphasis on the phase transitions in Hubbard like models.
My most favorite leisure time activities are hiking, puzzlehunting, reading, and watching old sci-fi series.
Even though the prime goal of this webpage is to introduce my work and to have a storage room for officialities you may also find here some tips and tricks as well as leisure time reading.
A quantum dot attached to BCS superconductors display interesting quantum effects at low temperatures ... More »
The overall voltage noise of a junction can be used to study the dynamics of the phase...More »
The ability of Falicov-Kimball model to describe various charge and spin orderings, known from the experiments on real strongly correlated materials, makes it an important theoretical tool ...More »