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Andy Schofield

Tel: +44 (0)121 414 4671.
Email:
Room 409, Physics East

Research Interests

The quantum properties of matter such as:
- High Tc superconductivity
- Non Fermi-liquids
- Correlated oxides
- Quantum critical points
- Thermoelectric response
- Quantum Dissipation

Some selected publications.
Some colloquium/seminar talks.
I offer PhD places in these and other areas. Please see here for more details.

College Responsibilities

I am the Head of Research for the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Teaching Responsibilities

I teach the following courses at the University of Birmingham:
- Quantum Mechanics 4: Level 4, first semester (since 2008)
- Special Relativity 1: Level 1, first semester (half module) (since 2005)
- Probability and Random Processes: Level 1 first semester (half module) (since 2005).
- An introduction to correlated systems: Graduate course (2006-7).
- Quantum Mechanics 3: Level 3, first semester (2003-2008).
- Gauge Theories in Physics: part of Current Topics in Theoretical Physics Level 3, second semester (since 2001).
- Level 4 projects: (since 2000). The tutorial session given on 10th Nov 2004 is here.
- General Physics team: Level 3, second semester (2000-2005).
- Quantum field theory and many-particle physics: Level 4, second semester (1999-2003).
All of the resources for these courses are now available for students on the WebCT site.

Other Links

• My research is supported by The Royal Society, the Leverhulme Trust and EPSRC.
• Various linux help files I have written.

Andrew Schofield, Andrew John Schofield, A. J. Schofield, A J Schofield: Educated at Whitgift School; Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, Schuldham Plate winner (1989); PhD at Cavendish Laboratory, Theory of Condensed Matter Group (TCM); Research Fellowship at Gonville and Caius, Research Associate at Rutgers University; Royal Society University Research Fellow, Maxwell Medal and Prize (2002), Reader at University of Birmingham (2001) Professor since 2002, Fellow of the Institute of Physics.

This page is maintained by A.J.Schofield in the Theoretical Physics Research Group.