Markus Greiner - 'Ultracold Atom Quantum Simulations From Exploring Low Temperature Fermi Hubbard P

Stanford University
APPLIED PHYSICS/PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
4:30 p.m. on campus in Hewlett Teaching Center, Rm. 201

Markus Greiner
Harvard University

“Ultracold Atom Quantum Simulations: From Exploring Low Temperature Fermi-Hubbard Phases to Many-body Localization”
Ultracold-atom model-systems offer a unique way to investigate a wide range of many-body quantum physics in uncharted regimes. Quantum gas microscopy enables us to “zoom in” both, in space and time, on a single particle level. We can explore many-body quantum physics in regimes that are not computationally accessible. In my talk I will present an overview of recent experiments, including the first observation of an anti-ferromagnetic phase of Fermions in an optical lattice, and the observation of many-body localization.

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