Theory of Quantum Matter (TQM)
Our goal is to explore, predict and design novel phases of matter where quantum mechanics play a key role. We are also working with experimental people to carry out our visions. Our research philosophy is that of theoretical physics -- we employ modern tools of quantum many-body theory and transport theory, though we are no strangers to numerics. Our main efforts are focused on the theory of topological matter <http://www.paneuropeannetworkspublications.com/ST16/#64>, including topological metals, insulators and superconductors. The field of topological matter, having rapidly achieved a central status in contemporary condensed matter physics, combines concepts across the board from solid-state theory to particle physics. Realizations of topological matter hold promise in revolutionarizing quantum information and nanoelectronics in the future.
Latest publications
Topological phase transitions in glassy quantum matter
Engineering of Chern insulators and circuits of topological edge states
Observation of coexistence of Yu-Shiba-Rusinov states and spin-flip excitations
Coupled Yu-Shiba-Rusinov States in Molecular Dimers on NbSe2
Amorphous topological superconductivity in a Shiba glass
Engineering low-dimensional topological superconductivity in magnetic heterostructures
Majorana and Weyl Modes in Designer Materials
Topological states in engineered atomic lattices
Superlattice platform for chiral superconductivity with tunable and high Chern numbers
Engineering one-dimensional topological phases on p -wave superconductors
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