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There is a long tradition of optics in science, from ancient times to Newton and Einstein, continuing through many Nobel prizes, and leading to the present.
Quantum non-Hermitian dynamics with atoms, ions, and photons*
- Speaker: Yogesh Joglekar
- Date and Time: 05/20/2024 3:30 pm - 05/20/2024 4:30 pm
Description / Abstract Over the past decade, “non-Hermitian” systems have emerged across optics, electrical circuits, fluids, and condensed matter. Representing balanced loss and gain, such classical systems show enhanced sensing and robust topological transport [1].
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