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TRR 21:  Control of Quantum Correlations in Tailored Matter: Common Perspectives of Mesoscopic Systems and Quantum Gases

Subject Area Physics
Term from 2005 to 2017
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 5486344
 
Quantum matter offers a rich variety of physical phenomena such as superfluidity, superconductivity and anomalous transport in low-dimensional electron systems. On the other hand, our understanding of the physical properties of nano- and mesoscopic quantum matter and quantum devices is limited. This is mostly due to the fact that these properties are governed by strong correlations and quantum effects, which are often difficult to treat in a complex environment. Therefore, systems that provide well defined geometries and dynamical control parameters are well suited to push our understanding of quantum matter. Our joint effort of quantum opticians and solid state physicists aims towards extending and exploiting the present ability to control and engineer many-body quantum systems by linking the common underlying physics in mesoscopic systems and quantum gases.
Our common goals will be:
-- find new states of matter,
-- tailor new dynamic cooperative quantum states,
-- understand the scaling behaviour of their properties from few body to many body physics,
-- probe and influence the effects of decoherence, and
-- control light-matter states.
Over the last years, rapid progress has been made in the ability to control quantum gases as interacting quantum matter in well defined geometries at ultra-low temperatures. On the other hand, mesoscopic systems and devices show in many respects very similar behaviour. Therefore it is our goal to exploit the physics, which is common to mesoscopic systems and quantum gases, to improve our understanding of quantum matter and transfer the progress on quantum control into materials science.
DFG Programme CRC/Transregios

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Applicant Institution Universität Stuttgart
 
 

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