Strongly Coupled Field Theories for Condensed Matter and Quantum Information Theory

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Alvaro Ferraz obtained his D.Phil. from the University of Oxford and became a Full Professor of Physics at the University of Brasília in 2003. In 2010, he moved to the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte to direct the International Institute of Physics in Natal. His research focuses mainly on strongly interacting electronic systems. 

Kumar S. Gupta is a theoretical physicist working at Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics in Kolkata, India. He obtained his Ph.D. degree from Syracuse University, USA, and undertook postdoctoral research at the University of Rochester and at Iowa State University. His research interests include non-equilibrium dynamics, entanglement entropy, quantum aspects of black holes, and topological quantum field theories. 

Gordon Walter Semenoff holds a Ph.D. from the University of Alberta, was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and has been a Professor of Physics at the University of British Columbia since 1990. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and an Officer of the Order of Canada. He is known for his work on quantum field theory, string theory and theoretical elementary particle and condensed matter physics. 

Pasquale Sodano holds a Ph.D. from the University of Alberta (Canada) and a master's degree from the University Federico II in Naples (Italy). He undertook postdoctoral research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (U.S.A.). He has been long-term Visiting Researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratories (U.S.A.), at Perimeter Institute (Canada), at the Max Planck Institute for Complex Systems (Germany), and at the International Institute of Physics in Natal (Brazil). He has been a Full Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Perugia in Italy since 1990. His more recent research interests are in the field of quantum field theory of condensed matter systems.

Chapter 1 - Effective Field Theories for Topological States of Matter (Thors Hans Hansson and Thomas Klein Kvorning).-Chapter 2 - Entanglement Measures in Conformal Field Theories and ADS/CFT (Erik Tonni).- Chapter 3  - Entanglement Content of Many Body States via Concurrence, Negativity & Schmidt Gap (Sougato Bose, Abolfazl Bayat, Henrik Johannesson and Pasquale Sodano).- Chapter 4 - Generalized Entanglement Entropy in New Spin Chains (Fumihiko Sugino e Vladimir Korepin).- Chapter 5 - Topological Kondo Effect (Francesco Buccheri and Reinhold Egger).- Chapter 6 - Holographyc Kondo Models (Johanna Erdmenger).- Chapter 7 - Local Probe of the Kondo Length at a Y-junction of Critical Quantum Ising Chains (Domenico Giuliano and Pasquale Sodano).- Chapter 8 - Gauge Theories with Ultracold Atoms (Joao C. Pinto Barros, Michele Burrello and Andrea Trombettoni).- Chapter 9 - The Remarkable BEC Dimer (David K. Campbell).- Chapter 10 - Quantized Vortex Lines in BECs with a Generalized Equation of State (Tommaso Macrì).- Chapter 11 - Topological View on Entanglement and Complexity (Dmitry Melnikov).- Chapter 12 - Finite Size Effects in Topological Quantum Phase Transitions (Mucio A. Continentino, Sabrina Rufo and Griffith M. Rufo).- Chapter 13 - From Quantum Spin Chains to Chiral Spin Liquids (Rodrigo G. Pereira).- Chapter 14 - Majorana Zero-Energy Modes in a Magnetic Field-Free Quantum Wire (Mariana Malard) Chapter 15 - From Graphene to Quantum Computation: An Expedition to the Dirac Sea (Eduardo C. Marino).- Chapter 16 - Quantum Dynamics from a Domain Wall Initial State, in Real and Imaginary Time (Jacopo Viti).- Chapter 17 - Quantum Thermodynamics at Impurity Quantum Phase Transitions (Abolfazl Bayat  et al.).- Chapter 18 - Information Delocalization in Many Body Systems: from MBL phases to Black Holes (Javier M. Magan and Simone Paganelli).- Chapter 19 - Breaking the Area Law: the Rainbow State (Giovanni Ramirez, Javier Rodriguez-Laguna and German Sierra).