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Quantum Matter Lecture (230403)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230405)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230406)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230411)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230412)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230414)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230417)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230419)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230421)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230424)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230426)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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Quantum Matter Lecture (230428)
Baskaran Ganapathy - Institute of Mathematical Sciences
Matter is quantum. Growing experimental results on materials, natural and synthetic (ion traps, cold atoms etc.,) and concomitant theoretical developments make `quantum matter' an exciting field. There is also a growing interplay of quantum matter physics and quantum information/computation. With a focus on concepts I plan to discuss key phenomenology, quantum models and theory.