Review on open quantum many-body systems
We have just published an article in Reviews of Modern Physics discussing simulation methods for open quantum …
Prof. Dr. Hendrik Weimer has moved to the TU Berlin since October 2022.
The biggest challenge towards the realization of next-generation quantum technologies is the controlled production of quantum states of many particles with well-defined properties. However, the theoretical analysis of such quantum states is extremely challenging, as nonclassical collective effects play a dominant role, which can only be understood when treating the many-particle quantum system as a whole. In our group, we investigate how controlled noise from the environment can steer a quantum system into a highly nonclassical state, which then can be used within novel technological applications such as quantum simulation, quantum computing, or quantum metrology.
Fields of Research
- Dissipative quantum many-body dynamics
- Quantum simulation
- Topological order
- Quantum state engineering
- Strongly interacting Rydberg atoms
- Ultracold polar molecules
- Nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond
