Over the last decade impressive progress has been made in the theoretical understanding
of transport properties of clean, one-dimensional quantum lattice systems. Many physically …

In recent years, the study of heat to work conversion has been re-invigorated by
nanotechnology. Steady-state devices do this conversion without any macroscopic moving …

By converting waste heat into electricity through the thermoelectric power of solids without
producing greenhouse gas emissions, thermoelectric generators could be an important part …

Optical lattices have emerged as ideal simulators for Hubbard models of strongly correlated
materials, such as the high-temperature superconducting cuprates. In optical lattice …

We study a system composed of a quantum dot in contact with ferromagnetic leads held at
different temperatures. Spin analogs to the thermopower and thermoelectric figure of merit …

The interplay between charges and spins may influence the dynamics of the carriers and
determine their thermoelectric properties. In that respect, magneto-thermoelectric power …

Despite its intrinsic nonequilibrium origin, thermoelectricity in nanoscale systems is usually
described within a static scattering approach which disregards the dynamical interaction …

We present numerical results for the spin and thermal conductivity of one-dimensional (1D)
quantum spin systems. We contrast the properties of integrable models such as the spin-1/2 …

We use tools from integrability and generalized hydrodynamics to study finite-temperature
dynamics in the one-dimensional Hubbard model. First, we examine charge, spin, and …

We review a recently developed formalism for computing thermoelectric coefficients in
correlated matter. The usual difficulties of such a calculation are circumvented by a careful …