This course will cover the basics of quantum
simulation, with a focus on cold-atom platforms. There will be two major
directions: (i) Mapping quantum many-body models onto analog quantum-simulation
platforms that are amenable for experimental realization, (ii) exploring the
far-from-equilibrium properties of quantum many-body models. Crucial for both
directions will be exact diagonalization methods, which will be a main focus of
the course and the project component thereof. The course will have a research
element to it, as we will be covering the latest in quantum simulation and
far-from-equilibrium quantum many-body physics, and it will aim to bring the
student up to speed on the state of the art in these fields. Quantum Mechanics
I and II are prerequisites.
- Docente: Jad Halimeh
- Docente: Philipp Bakauov
- Docente: Robert Helling
- Docente: Alina Fantauzzi
- Docente: Alina Fantauzzi
- Docente: Aida Hashtroud
- Docente: Steffen Rulands
- Docente: Lode Pollet
- Docente: Zhaoxuan Xie
- Docente: Anxiang Ge
- Docente: Valentin Kiendl
- Docente: Lode Pollet
- Docente: Markus Scheb
- Docente: Ilka Brunner
- Docente: William Luciani
- Docente: Marcel Gievers
- Docente: Andreas Gleis
- Docente: Benedikt Schneider
- Docente: Honghao Tu
- Docente: James Creswell
- Docente: Mariam Khaldieh
- Docente: Sayyed Raiessi Toussi
- Docente: Oleksandr Sulyma
- Docente: Markus Dierigl
- Docente: Dusan Novicic
- Docente: Baris Ölmez
- Docente: Hartmut Ruhl
- Docente: Yukiko Song