The physics of out-of-equilibrium quantum many-particle systems underlies the behavior of important existing and emerging technologies. Better understanding and controlling these dynamics both involves interesting foundational research, and is likely to have a key role in the development of future generations of quantum technologies. Recent advances in experiments have made it possible to control and engineer dynamics, not only of closed quantum systems, but also in open many-body quantumsimulators. In this meeting, we will bring together experiment and theory of out-of-equilibrium dynamics in open quantum simulators, as well as representatives from industry, in order to develop new collaborations and set a platform for future advances in this area.
Organizing Committee:
Andrew Daley, Monika Schleier-Smith, Jonathan Keeling, Tom Baer, and Benjamin Lev
| Monday, July 9 | Tuesday, july 10 | ||
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Quantum Simulation with Photons and Atoms Jonathan Simon, University of Chicago Dieter Jaksch, Oxford Maria Luisa Ciofalo, Università di Pisa Benjamin Lev, Stanford Jonathan Keeling, St. Andrews Monika Schleier-Smith, Stanford |
Many-body Dynamics and Quantum Simulation Sarang Gopalakrishnan, CUNY Vedika Khemani, Harvard Robert Smith, Cambridge |
New Platforms and Applications for Quantum Simulation Helmut Katzgraber, Texas A&M Alireza Marandi, Caltech Stefan Kuhr, Strathclyde Isaac Kim, Stanford Andrew Daley, Strathclyde Alicia Kollar, Stanford |
Industry Perspectives on Quantum Simulation and Industry-University Links Vadim Smelyanskiy, Google Norm Yao, UC Berkeley |
Followed by round table discussions
