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Suggested Technical Category

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Quantum phase transitions including non-Fermi liquids and exotic quantum phases Heavy Fermions including Kondo impurity and Kondo lattice systems Quantum magnetism and frustrated magnets High-Tc superconductivity including cuprates and pnictides Novel magnets and new materials Unconventional superconductors Mott-Hubbard systems Coupled spin, charge, and orbital degrees of freedom Physics of transuranics Correlated electrons in reduced dimensions and confined geometries None

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