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List of publications 1. Ising Transition driven by frustration in a 2D classical model with continuous symmetry C. Weber, L. Capriotti, G. Misguich, F. Becca, M. Elhajal, and F. Mila Physical Review Letters 91, 177202 (2003) 2. Scanning-tunneling spectroscopy of surface-state electrons scattered by a slightly disordered two-dimensional dilute “solid” : Ce on Ag(111) M. Ternes, C. Weber, M. Pivetta, F. Patthey, J. P. Pelz, T. Giamarchi, F. Mila, and W.-D. Schneider Physical Review Letters 93, 146805 (2005) 3. Simulations of Gel Electrophoresis of DNA Knots C. Weber, M. Fleurant, P. De Los Rios, G. Dietler World scientific, Knot and everything, vol.36 (2005) 4. Gel Electrophoresis of DNA Knots in weak and strong electric fields C. Weber, A. Stasiak, P. De Los Rios and G. Dietler Biophysical Journal 90, 3100-3105 (2006) 5. Finite-Temperature properties of frustrated classical spins coupled to the lattice C. Weber, F. Becca, F. Mila Physical Review B 72, 024449 (2005) 6. Magnetism and superconductivity of strongly correlated electrons on the triangular lattice C. Weber, A. Laeuchli, F.Mila, T.Giamarchi Physical Review B 73, 014519 (2006) 7. Simulations of electrophoretic collisions of DNA knots with gel obstacles C. Weber, P. De Los Rios, G. Dietler, and A.Stasiak. J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 18, S161-S171 8. Bond-order wave-function for the t-J model on the square lattice C. Weber, D. Poilblanc, S. Capponi, F. Mila, and C. Jaudet Physical Review B 74, 104506 (2006) 9. Checkerboard order in the t-J model on the square lattice D.Poilblanc, C. Weber, F. Mila, M. Sigrist cond-mat / 0605226 10. Interaction between static disorder and classical magnetism in a frustrated spin model C. Weber, F. Becca, A. Laeuchli, F. Mila A manuscript is under preparation 11. Orbital currents, magnetism and superconductivity in the three band Hubbard model C. Weber, A. Lauechli, T. Giamarchi, F. Mila A manuscript is under preparation 12. Model of selective simplification of DNA topology by DNA topoisomerases Y. Burnier, C. Weber, A. Flamini, A. Stasiak Accepted for publication at Nucleic Acids Research.
Talks, Posters and seminars • April 2003. Ising Transition driven by frustration in a 2D classical model with continuous symmetry, Highly frustrated magnetism Conference, Poster, Grenoble, France. • March 2004. Scanning-tunneling spectroscopy of surface-state electrons scattered by a slightly disordered two-dimensional dilute “solid” : Ce on Ag(111), Swiss Physical Society Meeting, Poster and Talk, Neuchâtel, Switzerland. • February 2004. Ising Transition driven by frustration in a 2D classical model with continuous symmetry, Talk, invited by S. Troyer, ETHZ, Zürich, Switzerland. • March 2004. Ising Transition driven by frustration in a 2D classical model with continuous symmetry, Correlated electrons meeting, Talk, Lausanne, Switzerland. • April 2004. Macroscopic DNA knots sedimentation, Group seminar, invited by John Maddocks, Lausanne, Switzerland. • May 2004. Scanning-tunneling spectroscopy of surface-state electrons scattered by a slightly disordered two-dimensional dilute “solid” : Ce on Ag(111), Poster, Cargese, Corsica, France. • October 2004. Simulation of DNA Knots, invited talk, Chemin-Dessus, Switzerland. • December 2004. Scanning-tunneling spectroscopy of surface-state electrons scattered by a slightly disordered two-dimensional dilute “solid” : Ce on Ag(111), Talk, Meeting of PhD students of <strong>EPFL</strong>, Lausanne, Switzerland. • February 2005. Variational Study of Superconductivity in a geometrically frustrated compound, Forum meeting at Geneva University, Talk, Geneva, Switzerland. • March 2005. Finite-Temperature properties of frustrated classical spins coupled to the lattice, Group seminar, invited by C. Mudry, PSI, Villigen, Switzerland. • September 2005. Magnetism and superconductivity of strongly correlated electrons on the triangular lattice, Poster, MaNEP meeting, Diablerets, Switzerland. • October 2005. Magnetism and superconductivity of strongly correlated electrons on the triangular lattice, Group seminar, invited by D. Poilblanc, IRSAMC, Toulouse, France. • February 2006. Magnetism and superconductivity of strongly correlated electrons on the triangular lattice, Swiss Physical Society Meeting, Talk, Lausanne, Switzerland. • October 2006. Magnetism and superconductivity of strongly correlated electrons on the triangular lattice, Martin-Peter Colloquium, Talk, Geneva, Switzerland. • January 2007. Invited Group Seminar (Werner Krauth) at Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France. • February 2007. Invited Group Seminar (Claudius Gross) at the Frankfurt Universität, Frankfurt, Germany. • March 2007. Contributed talk at the Swiss Physical Society Meeting, Zürich, Switzerland.
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