Format

• Invited talks: 30 mins (including discussions)
• Contributed talks: 20 mins (including discussion)
• Applicants to the workshop will be selected to give a contributed talk or a poster presentation
• Nearly 40 contributed talks will be selected from applicants who submit their abstracts

Topics

Spectroscopic investigations of correlated electron materials

• d- and f-electron systems
• Doped Mott insulators, unconventional superconductors
• Charge- and spin-density wave systems
• Surfaces, polar surfaces, interfaces, multilayers
• Low-dimensional systems, nanostructures
• Topological insulators and strong spin-orbit coupled materials
• Graphene
  

Many-body theory of correlated electrons in solids

• Spectral function of lattice-fermion models
• Ab initio approaches to single-electron excitations
• Dynamical mean-field theory and beyond
• GW, weak- and intermediate-coupling methods
• Low-energy effective theories
• Electron-boson coupling
• Quantum criticality and competing orders
• Non-Fermi-liquid behavior
• Novel methods

The photoemission process

• One-step model including electron correlations
• Low and high photon energies
• High intensities, multi-photon processes, non-linear phenomena
• Theory of time-dependent spectroscopy
• Modelling of pump-probe processes
• Transition matrix elements and final-state effects

Advances in photoemission techniques

• Time-resolved and two-photon measurements
• Ultra-high resolution spectroscopies
• Bulk-sensitive photoemission
• Spin-resolved techniques
• New possibilities provided by UV and X-ray free electron lasers

Relations to other photon-based techniques

• Resonant soft X-ray scattering and inelastic X-ray scattering
• X-ray absorption spectroscopy
• Inverse photoemission