Next seminars

13 IPiotr Deuar (Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland)
Scalar field dark matter: a BEC with a galaxy size wavelength
Location: B-1-46 AND MS Teams [ZOA-test], 12:15
Department Seminar
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13 IDr Marcin Markiewicz (Gliwice)
Importance of quantum designs and finite averaging: Some older and recent results
Location: F-1-04 and ZOOM
Online: [link], pass: on request!

Chaos and Quantum Info Seminar
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Conferences

20-22.02.2024 - Workshop on Quantum Simulators of the Future: From Dynamical Gauge Fields to Lattice Gauge Theories | (smr 3922)

An ICTP Meeting This Workshop will gather world-leading groups that design, realize, and characterize a new generation of simulators with ultracold atoms and beyond. It will address novel quantum simulators of statistical gauge fields, dynamical lattices, and lattice gauge theory models (LGT), as well as connections to quantum computing and tensor network methods. https://indico.ictp.it/event/10460

06-08.09.2023 - Time Crystals Conference

More details on conference website.

27.06-2.07.2022 - 6th Workshop on Algebraic Designs, Hadamard Matrices & Quanta

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05-11.09.2021 - Quantum Optics X

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Open Data

Current: /2209.11644

Arxiv link

Non-ergodic dynamics in many-body interacting systems has recently attracted much interest. Polar lattice gases present, even in absence of disorder, an intriguing dynamics, which has been mostly discussed in the hard-core regime. We show that the dynamics of soft-core dipolar lattice bosons may be remarkably different. We find that contrary to hard-core dipoles, bosons tend to delocalize for large inter-site interaction strengths due to the crucial role played by interaction-induced hopping. Interestingly, the interplay between bare and interaction-induced tunneling may lead, near a lattice-depth-dependent value of the dipole strength, to an exact decoupling of the Hilbert space between ergodic states with at most singly-occupied sites, and the remaining strongly non-ergodic states. Our results highlight the key role that density-dependent hopping may play in future experiments on out-of-equilibrium systems with long-range interactions.

[Parent Directory]
Wannier_resultsDIR
long_time_dynamicsDIR The long time dynamics data for the spin-site ($s_z$) values obtained with using the eigenvectors.
short_time_dynamicsDIR The shorter time dynamics data for the spin-site magnetization ($s_z^i$) obtained using the Kernel polynomial method as shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3.
statistical_observablesDIR Contains the statistical observables that are shown in Figure 1.