Talks for the conference.

9th Time-Dependent Density-Functional Theory: Prospects and Applications

2022, Oct 18 -- Oct 28

Organizers:
A. Castro (ARAID Foundation)
E. K. U. Gross (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
N. Maitra (Rutgers University at Newark)
M. A. L. Marques (Halle Universitario, Germany)
A. Rubio (MPI for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter, Hamburg)

School Program

Wednesday, October 19

09:00-10:00	DFT and TDDFT 1
	Hardy Gross
10:00-11:00	DFT and TDDFT 2
	Hardy Gross
11:30-12:30	Introduction to Many-Body Theory I
	Robert van Leeuwen
12:30-13:30	(TD)DFT: from the theory to practical numerical implementations
	Nicolas Tancogne-Dejean
15:30-19:00	Hands-on session 1

	(TD)DFT: From the theory to practical numerical implementations
	Nicolas Tancogne-Dejean

Thursday, October 20

09:00-10:00	DFT and TDDFT 3
	Hardy Gross
10:00-11:00	DFT and TDDFT 4
	Hardy Gross
11:30-12:30	Introduction to Many-Body Theory 2
	Robert van Leeuwen
12:30-13:30	Introduction to Many-Body Theory 3
	Robert van Leeuwen
15:30-19:00	Hands-on session 2

	Introduction to Octopus: Optical properties of finite systems
	Nicolas Tancogne-Dejean

Friday, October 21

09:00-10:00	Memory-dependence in real-time TDDFT
	Neepa Maitra
10:00-11:00	Memory-dependence in linear response TDDFT
	Neepa Maitra
11:30-12:30	Microscopic-macroscopic connection
	Nicolas Tancogne-Dejean
12:30-13:30	Quantum control
	Alberto Castro
15:30-19:00	Hands-on session 3

	Introduction to Octopus: periodic systems
	Nicolas Tancogne-Dejean

Saturday, October 22

Sunday, October 23

09:00-10:00	More Many-Body Theory 1
	Ilya Tokatly
10:00-11:00	Applications of TDDFT to Chemistry and Biochemistry
	Shane Parker
11:30-12:30	Real-time TDDFT for extremely nonlinear and ultrafast phenomena
	Shunsuke Sato
15:30-19:00	Hands-on session 4

Monday, October 24

09:00-10:00	Linear and low-order non-linear response in TDDFT
	David Strubbe
10:00-11:00	Applications of TDDFT to Chemistry and Biochemistry
	Shane Parker
11:30-12:30	More Many-Body Theory 2
	Ilya Tokatly
12:30-13:30	Practical calculations with the GW approximation and Bethe-Salpeter equation in BerkeleyGW
	David Strubbe
15:30-19:00	Hands-on session 5

	Introduction to Octopus: Maxwell systems
	H. Appel - F. Bonafe
	BerkeleyGW tutorial
	David A. Strubbe
	Practical BSE Calculations with BerkeleyGW + Octopus
	David A. Strubbe

Workshop Program

Tuesday, October 25

08:30-09:00	Registration

09:00-09:40	Fundamental aspects of (TD)DFT on lattices
	Robert van Leeuwen
09:40-10:20	Back to the ground-state: Correlation energy from the Adiabatic-connection Fluctuation-Dissipation theory
	Nicola Colonna
10:20-11:00	A minimum auxiliary TDDFT method for fast spectra
	Shane Parker
11:30-12:10	Dissipation in TDDFT via quantum electrodynanamical optimized effective potential
	Ilya Tokatly
12:10-12:50	Unexpected behaviors of small molecules after ultrafast XUV irradiation
	Eric Suraud
12:50-13:30	Ground and excited states of open-shell molecules and defects from a spin-flip Bethe-Salpeter approach
	David Strubbe
15:30-16:10	Accurate Solid-State Electronic and Optical Excitations from Optimally-Tuned Screened Range-Separated Hybrid Density functionals
	Leeor Kronik
16:10-16:50	Accurate charged and neutral excitations with Koopmans functionals
	Edward Linscott
16:50-17:20	Coffee break

17:20-18:00	Exciton time propagation in materials: an interaction picture
	Sivan Refaely-Abramson
18:00-18:40	Energy, momentum, and angular momentum transfer between electrons and nuclei in a density functional framework
	Ryan Requist

Wednesday, October 26

09:00-09:40	TDDFT for extreme optics: nonlinearity and nonlocality
	Kazuhiro Yabana
09:40-10:20	On the use of real-time impulse response in non-linear optics
	Carlo Rozzi
10:20-11:00	Application of TDDFT to recent attosecond experiments
	Shunsuke Sato
11:30-12:10	Magnons from real-space real-time time-dependent density functional theory
	Nicolas Tancogne-Dejean
12:10-12:50	Charge and spin dynamics in 2d and 3d materials
	Peter Elliot
12:50-13:30	Floquet analysis of excitations in solids
	Hannes Hübener
15:30-16:10	Excited state forces from GW/BSE and DFPT calculations
	Rafael Del Grande
16:10-16:50	Pole expansions and nonadiabatic dynamics in time-dependent density functional theory
	Dimitry Gulevich
16:50-17:05	Poster prize: Relativistic TDDFT allows prediction and interpretation of XAS spectra near heavy metal L- and M-edges
	Lukas Konecny
17:05-17:20	Poster prize: Structuring Light using Archimedean Spirals: A Real-Space Real-Time Study
	Esra Ilke Albar
17:20-17:35	Poster prize: Ab initio Study of Ultrafast Demagnetization in FePt
	Mrudul Muraleedharan
17:35-17:50	Poster prize: Multielectron back-reaction in high-order harmonic generation
	Alba de las Heras

Thursday, October 27

15:40-16:20	The influence of trajectories and pseudization on first-principles calculations of electronic stopping in warm dense matte
	Alina Kononov
16:20-17:00	Mott Metal-Insulator Transition from Steady-State Density Functional Theory
	Stefan Kurth
17:30-18:10	Conditional probability density functional theory
	Ryan Pederson
18:10-18:50	Exploring vibronically assisted ultrafast relaxation in a functionalized porphyrin with TDDFT and normal modes analysis
	Pavel Rukin
18:50-19:30	Effect of phonon scattering on exciton dynamics in solid pentacene
	Galit Cohen