Research areas of NEUQUAM
Our research activities adjust dynamically, and they are concept-(not method-)centered . This pages summarizes the vision and efforts of the current NEUQUAM team. Despite a flexible attitude, the common focus remains on organizing complex non-equilibrium many-body dynamics under the lenses of emergence and universality, relying on condensed matter and field theory language.
Universal many-body dynamics (research area A)
Universal many-body dynamics (research area A)
- Critical phenomena in driven-open quantum matter
- Long-lived quantum (or non-thermal) phases of matter
- Emergent behaviour in many body quantum systems
- Dynamical phase transition in NISQ devices
reviews:
J. Marino, M. Eckstein, M. Foster, A. M. Rey, Rep. Progr. Phys. 85, 116001 (2022)
L. Sieberer, M. Buchhold, J. Marino, S. Diehl, https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.03073
Strongly correlated many-body c-QED (research area B)
Strongly correlated many-body c-QED (research area B)
- c-QED beyond collective dynamics
- Exotic phases of matter (spin liquids, spin glasses)
- Programmable many-body dissipation
- Non-linear many-body quantum optics
- Near-term quantum computing with c-QED
examples:
H. Hosseinabadi, D. Chang, J. Marino, https://arxiv.org/pdf/2311.05682.pdf
K. Seetharam, A. Lerose, R. Fazio, J. Marino, Phys. Rev. Res. 4, 013089 (2022)
Quantum 'Spinoptics' (research area C)
Quantum 'Spinoptics' (research area C)
- Intertwining quantum optics and solid state
- Entangling via dissipation in magnetic systems
- NVs centers: sensing & engineering