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Raymond F. Bishop

Manchester University

H-index: 46

North America-United States

About Raymond F. Bishop

Raymond F. Bishop, With an exceptional h-index of 46 and a recent h-index of 18 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Manchester University, specializes in the field of Theoretical physics, Quantum many-body theory, Condensed matter theory, Nuclear and subnuclear theory, Coupled Cluster Method.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Generalized phase-space techniques to explore quantum phase transitions in critical quantum spin systems

Frustrated spin-12 Heisenberg magnet on an AA-stacked honeycomb bilayer: High-order study of the collinear magnetic phases of the J1–J2–J1⊥ model

Non-Hermitian coupled cluster method for non-stationary systems and its interaction-picture reinterpretation

Raymond F. Bishop Information

University	Manchester University
Position	School of Physics & Astronomy The
Citations(all)	7618
Citations(since 2020)	1345
Cited By	6764
hIndex(all)	46
hIndex(since 2020)	18
i10Index(all)	142
i10Index(since 2020)	44
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University Profile Page	Manchester University
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Raymond F. Bishop Skills & Research Interests

Theoretical physics

Quantum many-body theory

Condensed matter theory

Nuclear and subnuclear theory

Coupled Cluster Method

Top articles of Raymond F. Bishop

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Generalized phase-space techniques to explore quantum phase transitions in critical quantum spin systems	Annals of Physics	NM Millen RP Rundle JH Samson Todd Tilma RF Bishop ...	2023/11/1
Frustrated spin-12 Heisenberg magnet on an AA-stacked honeycomb bilayer: High-order study of the collinear magnetic phases of the J1–J2–J1⊥ model	Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials	PHY Li RF Bishop	2022/8/1
Non-Hermitian coupled cluster method for non-stationary systems and its interaction-picture reinterpretation	The European Physical Journal Plus	RF Bishop M Znojil	2020/4