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This chapter seeks to outline a few basic problems in quantum statisticalphysics where recent experimental advances from the atomic physics communityoffer the hope of dramatic progress. The focus is on nonequilibrium situationswhere the powerful concepts and methods of equilibrium statistical physics and"linear response" theory (for small deviations from equilibrium) are notapplicable. The problems discussed here are chosen in part because they have ahigh degree of "universality" or generality across different microscopicsituations, as the major challenge in nonequilibrium statistical physics, bothquantum and classical, has been to find principles as general as the basicprinciples of equilibrium statistical physics or linear response.

Potential insights into non-equilibrium behavior from atomic physics