Li Zhibing

Li Zhibing

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Li Zhibing, male, graduated from the Department of physics of Sun Yat sen University in 1983 with a bachelor's degree. He received a doctor's degree in 1989 and stayed in the university to teach. He was employed as an associate professor in 1991, a professor in 1995 and a doctoral supervisor in 1998. In 1993, he won a Humboldt scholarship to study statistical physics at Siegen University in Germany. In 1995, he visited the International Center for Theoretical Physics (the Abdus Salam i.c.t.p.) and became a special member of the center. He mainly studies theoretical physics, non-equilibrium statistics and small quantum subsystems. He is a lecturer in the introduction to theoretical physics, quantum mechanics, etc. He has published a large number of academic papers and won the State Council special allowance and other honorary awards.

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Li Zhibing studied theoretical physics under Professor Zhong Chaowu and Chen Tianlun in Nankai University from 83 to 86, and then studied particle physics under Professor Guo shuohong in Sun Yat sen University. main research direction: theoretical physics / nonequilibrium statistics and mathematical quantum systems teaching and research situation: (postgraduate) statistical physics, quantum field theory, critical dynamics

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Field electron emission from dimensional materials spinor Bose Einstein condensates spinor Bose Einstein condensates nonequilibrium processes

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1.J.P.Peng,Z.B.Li,C.S.He,S.Z.Deng,andN.S.Xu,Quantummechanicalunderstandingoffielddependenceoftheapexbarrierofasingle-wallcarbonnanotube, Phys.Rev .B72,235106(2005) 2.Short-timedynamicsofspinsystemswithlong-rangecorrelatedquenchedimpurities Y.ChenandZ.B.Li, Phys.Rev .B71,174433(2005); 3.C.G.BaoandZ.B.Li,FirstexcitedbandofaspinorBose-Einsteincondensate, Phys.Rev .A72,043614(2005) 4.GroundbandandageneralizedGross-PitaevskiiequationforspinorBose-Einsteincondensation C.G.Bao,Z.B.Li, Phys.Rev .A70(2004)043620 5.Quantum-MechanicalInvestigationofField-EmissionMechanismofaMicrometer-LongSingle-WalledCarbonNanotube,X.Zheng G.H.Chen,Z.B.Li,S.Z.Deng,N.S.Xu Phys.Rev.Lett .92, (2004)106803 6.Resonantfieldemissionthroughamorphousdiamondthinfilms(amodelstudy) Z.B.Li,X.W.Liu,N.S.Xu,S.Z.Deng,JunChen,M.M.Wu,R.Ren,J.Chen,F.L.Zhao, Ultramicroscopy,95,75-80(2003) 7.Dependenceoninitialconditionsofanadsorption-desorptionprocess Z.,,S.P.Seto,M.Y.Wu,H.Fang,C.S.He,Y.Chen, Phys.Rev .E65, 057101（2002） 8.Short-timebehaviorsoflong-rangedinteractions H.Fang,C.S.He,Z.B.Li*,S.P.Seto,Y.Chen,M.Y.Wu, Int.J. Mod.Phys .B16,2033（2002） 9.Criticalexponentsofthetwo-layerIsingmodel Z.B.Li,Z.Shuai,Q.Wang,H.J. LuoandL.Schuelke , J.Phys.A: Math.Gen .34(2001)6069-6079 10.Short-timeCriticalBehavioroftheGinzburg-LandauModelwithLong-rangeInteractions. Y.Chen,S.H.Guo,Z.B.Li,S.Marculescu, andL.Schuelke , Eur.Phys .J.B18(2000)289-296 11.Short-timeBehaviouroftheKineticSphericalModelwithLong-rangedInteractions Y.Chen,S.H.Guo,Z.B.Li,A.Y.Ye, Eur.Phys .J.B15(2000)97 12.FiniteSizeScalingandExponentsinCriticalRelaxation Z.B.Li,L.Schuelke,B.Zheng, Phys.Rev .E53(1996)2940 13.DynamicMonteCarloMeasurementofCriticalExponents Z.B.Li,L.Schuelke,B.Zheng, Phys.Rev.Lett .,74(1995)3396 14.MonteCarloSimulationofUniversalShort-timeBehaviourinCriticalRelaxation Z.B.Li,U.Ritschel, andB.Zheng , J.Phys.A: Gen.Math .27(1994)L837 15．DualityfortheIsingModelonaRandomLatticeandTopologicExcitons Z.B.LiandS.H.Guo, Nucl.Phys .B413(1994)723-734(ElsevierSci.B.V.) 16.CondensateofChiralSymmetryBreaking Z.B.Li,X.W.Liu, andL.Hu , Phys.Lett .B257(1991)371 17.FermionCondesateinthelarge-nLimit Z.B.Li,X.W.Liu, Phys.Rev .D43, 43(1991) 18.Relevanceofoperatorsinmodifiedlatticehamiltonians S.H.Guo,W.H.Zheng,J.M.Liu,Z.B.Li, Phys.Rev .D44,1269(1991) 19.VariationalCalculationsofStringTensionsandStringWidthsin(2+1)-dimensional SU(2)latticeGaugeTheory S.H.GuoandZ.B.Li, Phys.Rev .D41,(1990)2598 Totalnumbersofref

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