Tao Pang

Dr. Tao Pang is a full-time Professor of Physics at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. His research focuses on theoretical and computational methods to study novel materials and structures, including cold atoms, supersolids, and highly correlated quantum systems.

• Email: tao.pang@unlv.edu
• Phone: (702) 895-4454

Research Interests: Dr. Pang's group develops and applies path-integral and diffusion quantum Monte Carlo methods to investigate quantum many-body effects in cold atoms/molecules, supersolidity, and correlated systems. Their work includes studying Bose-Einstein condensation, quantum fluctuations in solid helium, and structural properties of clusters.

Publication Trends: Recent articles span computational physics, quantum mechanics, and materials science, with a focus on Monte Carlo simulations, first-principles calculations, and low-dimensional systems. Key topics include phase transitions in trapped atoms, quantum cluster dynamics, and electronic/structural characterization of materials.