陈浩翔 / Haoxiang Chen


Info

  • Graduate student @ School of Physics, Peking Univ.
  • Supervised by Ji Chen (陈基)
  • Email: hxchen(at)pku(dot)edu(dot)cn

Education

  • 2017.09 - 2021.06, Bachelor, Physics, Peking University
  • 2021.09 - now, PhD student, Computational Condensed Matter Physics, Peking University

Research Interests

Strongly correlated (model) systems, with quantum Monte Carlo.

Currently applying neural network quantum Monte Carlo (NNQMC, NNVMC, ML-VMC) to studying quantum phases in strong-correlated systems, such as:

  • Tomonaga-Luttinger liquid @ ab inito hydrogen chain
  • Fractional Chern Insulators & Correlated insulators @ Moire systems.

I have also done some FCIQMC calculations on Hubbard model.

Publications & Preprints

  • Probing quantum critical phase from neural network wavefunction. Phys. Rev. B (accepted)
    Haoxiang Chen (陈浩翔), Weiluo Ren (任维络), Xiang Li (李向), Ji Chen (陈基).
  • Deep Learning Sheds Light on Integer and Fractional Topological Insulators. arxiv
    Xiang Li (李向), Yixiao Chen (陈一潇), Bohao Li (李泊浩), Haoxiang Chen (陈浩翔), Fengcheng Wu (吴冯成), Ji Chen (陈基), Weiluo Ren (任维络).
  • Towards an accurate electronic structure of single photon emitters in hexagonal boron nitride. Phys. Rev. Research 7, L012079 (2025)
    Yilin Chen (陈亦林), Haoxiang Chen (陈浩翔), Nikolay Bogdanov, Kuang Yu (余旷), Ali Alavi, Enge Wang (王恩哥), Ji Chen (陈基).
  • One-dimensional Dexter-type excitonic topological phase transition. Phys. Rev. B 110, 085418 (2024)
    Jianhua Zhu (朱健华), Haoxiang Chen (陈浩翔), Ji Chen (陈基), Wei Wu (武威).
  • Spin singlet pairing of bismuth in titania. J. Chem. Phys. 159, 174709 (2023)
    Jing Chang (常静), Haoxiang Chen (陈浩翔), Peng Gao (高鹏),Ji Chen (陈基).
  • Regulating Anderson Localization with Structural Defect Disorder. Chinese Phys. B 33 107201
    Mouyang Cheng (程谋阳), Haoxiang Chen (陈浩翔), Ji Chen (陈基).

Talks

  • 2024.10.26 “Probing quantum critical phase with neural network quantum Monte Carlo” @ Quantum Monte Carlo Youth Forum, Chongqing, China

Misc.

  • “Haoxiang” sounds like “how-shaang”. “X” sounds more like “ch” in “sprichst” if you know Deutsch.

For non-academic aspect, see here.