Abstract
A confluence of developments across a range of subfields --- particularly experimental advances in building Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) devices --- have opened up a vast new territory of studying many-body phenomena in…
Atoms and molecules in the ultracold regime have emerged as promising platforms for quantum simulation of strongly-correlated matter. In this talk, I will describe recent progress on two fronts to study quantum many-body physics with ultracold gases. First, using ultracold fermionic atoms…
Spin-exchange pumped noble gas comagnetometers consist of two or more co-located ensembles of noble gas atoms whose nuclei are polarized by spin-exchange collisions with polarized alkali atoms. Such devices been used to place upper bounds on fifth forces and Lorentz violations and for the measurement of inertial…
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Dark matter and dark energy are the most abundant yet mysterious substances in the Universe. Axions and axion-like particles (ALP) have emerged as theoretically well-motivated dark-matter candidates. Ultrahigh sensitivity magnetometers play important roles in dark matter searches. Here we demonstrate…
Superconducting circuits have emerged as a competitive platform for quantum computation, satisfying the challenges of controllability, long coherence and strong interactions. Here we apply this toolbox to a different problem: the exploration of strongly correlated quantum materials made of microwave photons. We develop a versatile recipe that…
Topological materials have recently become a distinct focus in condensed matter physics, appearing famously in the quantum Hall effect and topological insulators. In these materials, certain essential properties are governed by ‘topological invariants,’ quantities insensitive to local perturbation or manipulation. As such, understanding and…
In this talk I will give a brief introduction to polarized neutrons and their applications in fundamental measurements, followed by an introduction to CSNS, and several potential fundamental measurements that are under consideration to take place at CSNS.
Ultracold polar molecules have long been heralded as ideal candidates for exploring a plethora of exotic phenomena in molecular and many-body physics. These include the study of chemistry in the quantum regime, the emulation of strongly-interacting spin models, the production of topological phases, and the exploration of fundamental symmetries…
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