Once you know, it will be hard to remember what it was like not to know. This is known as the Curse of Knowledge. But there is a solution: Share what you know once you know!
I am Benjamin and on this blog I am sharing what I learn about physics and beyond, both from my own research and literature. Research has led me to explore
- random resistor networks & percolation
- the domain wall conductivity in ferroelectrics
- the phase diagram of chiral magnets within mean-field theory
- the chaotic behavior of spin-torque oscillators
- a high-energy approximation to the magnon band structure of a Skyrmion crystal lattice
An overview of my research articles you’ll find at Google scholar (more to come in the near future).
Conferences & Workshops
Past events that I contributed to either a poster or a talk.
December 2020 | Winter School on Strongly Correlated Quantum Matter
September 2019 | Skyrmionics Workshop for Young Researcher
June 2019 | Sol-SkyMag 2019 International Conference on Magnetism & Spintronics
March 2018 | DPG Spring Meeting 2018
Ressources
https://distill.pub/2017/research-debt
Research debt is the accumulation of missing interpretive labor.
http://jakobschwichtenberg.com/curse-of-knowledge
The curse of knowledge and how to avoid it.
https://tensornetwork.org
An open-source review article focused on tensor networks.
https://topocondmat.org
An excellent open-source course on topology in condensed matter physics.