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Novel Phenomena in Strongly Correlated Systems

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Fathoming correlated electron systems is one of the cutting edge areas in modern condensed matter physics. Interplay between many electrons provides a new route to access novel phases and their applications in so-called quantum materials. In this talk, we discuss theoretical approach to understand novel phenomena in strongly correlated systems. Application to real materials and current status in experiments are also discussed.

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