We theoretically study non-equilibrium dynamics of complex quantum systems, focussing on ultra cold gases near 0K temperature, highly excited Rydberg atoms, opto-mechanical devices and hybrid assemblies of these.
We investigate quantum computing with respect applications from science and industry. For more information visit our webpage
1. Quantum Enhanced Technology
- quantum simulators
- quantum enhanced machine learning
- adiabatic vs gate-model algorithms
2. Foundations and Mathematical Methods
- theory of tensor networks
- theory of quantum walks and time symmetry breaking (chiral quantum walks)
- symmetries, invariant theory
3. Frontiers
- applications of information theory to new domains
- mathematics of network theory
- quantum vs stochastic complex systems
- Hamiltonian complexity theory
Quantum communication networks.
Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw, Poland
Research topics:
- Quantum limits to optical interferometric protocols in presence of decoherence
- Fundamental limits to stability of atomic clocks using matrix product operator techniques
- Many-body and non-linear effects in quantum metrology
- Connections between quantum estimation theory and quantum thermodynamics
- Connections between quantum estimation and quantum communication theories
- Multiparameter quantum estimation and quantum imaging
Welcome to the Quantum Many-Body Dynamics group in Natal!
We are a research group working in the field of ultracold quantum matter at the interface of statistical physics, atomic and molecular physics and condensed matter physics.
The Emmy Noether research group focuses on the theory of engineered quantum systems. We deal with novel concepts on how to realize nonreciprocal (unidirectional) systems; we explore their fundamental properties and investigate their potential for real-world applications.
QuThees is a theory group operating at University of Catania. The main topic is Quantum Physics with Condensed Matter Systems. We have a long standing experience in superconductivity and graphene. Topics of our interest are quantum hardware, open quantum systems and control, quantum phase transitions, atomtronics.
