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Group of

Many-body theory

Georgy Shlyapnikov

Georgy Shlyapnikov

Principal investigator

О группе

We work on revealing novel many-body states and analyze quantum protected information in these states, and also study novel quantum fluids and disordered systems with non-conventional transport properties

Georgy Shlyapnikov

Modern quantum technologies are oriented on creating prototypes of devices for quantum information processing in nanoscale. Success in these directions requires new ideas and theoretical support, and it was the purpose of creating the group “Many-body theory”. The group does quantum information processing and investigates non-standard superfluid/superconducting and disordered systems.

Scientists of the group investigate phase transitions of dipolar bosons in a 1D lattice with on-site disorder and analyze the achievement of quantum advantage. Besides that the group studies possible ways of transferring highly excited diatomic molecules in optical fibers to the ground state and the creation of qudits for quantum information processing.

The group also develops qudit schemes using diatomic molecules (of different atoms) in optical lattices for quantum calculations and studies the problem of quanrum advantage in many-body systems.

Направления деятельности

Участники

  • Victoria Pinchenkova

    Researcher

  • Faridun Jalolov

    Researcher

  • Murod Bahovadinov

    Researcher

  • Kirill Kondratenko

    Researcher

  • Pavel Orlov

    Junior Researcher

  • Lolita Knyazeva

    Researcher

  • Vladimir Yudson

    Main researcher

  • Sergey Matveenko

    Leading researcher

  • Soleh Muminov

    Junior Researcher

  • Vladimir Gritsev

    Main researcher

История группы

  • 2013
    • Group is created
  • 2014
    • Georgy Shlyapnikov finishes his 14 lectures course at the RQC on quantum gases
    • Visits of Prof. Konstantin Kikoin (Israel) and Prof. Boris Svistunov (USA)
    • Georgy Shlyapnikov publishes an article on an anomalous phenomenon of “freezing with heating” in Physical Review Letters
  • 2015
    • The joint experimental/theoretical work on creating two-qubit quantum gates using atoms in different states was published in National Communications Magazine
    • The joint work of Zhen-Kai Lu, Yun Li, D. Petrov, and G. Shlyapnikov on stable supersolid states in two-dimensional Bose gases that demonstrate both crystalline structure and the phenomenon of superfluidity was published in Physical Review Letters
  • 2016
    • The joint work of A. Fedorov, S. Matveenko, V. Yudson, and G. Shlyapnikov on non-conventional superfluids of lattice of fermions was published in Scientific Reports
    • The joint work of G. Shlyapnikov with X. Deng, L. Santos, and B.L. Altschuler on dipolar excitations propagating via dipole-induced exchange among immobile molecules randomly spaced in a 3D lattice was published in Physical Review Letters
  • 2017
    • Aleksey Fedorov defended a Ph.D. thesis on the topic of Dipolar Quantum Gases under supervision of Georgy Shlyapnikov
    • Joint experimental/theoretical work on the first realization of the controlled-NOT (CNOT) quantum gate and entanglement for two individual atoms of different isotope was published in Physical Review Letters
    • Vladimir Gritsev joined the group
  • 2018
    • An article by V. Yudson (together with O. Yevtushenko) on the unusual properties of a system of two spin impurities (“qubits”) interacting with electrons of a helicoid edge mode of a two-dimensional topological insulator is published in the Physical Review Letters