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Courses
Corses given in the past or that I give now at Stockholm University.
FK3002 -
Principles of quantum mechanics.
FK7037 - Introduction to quantum information and computing.
Supervising
PhD students:
Pil Maria Saugmann -
Topic: Orbital physics, quantum magnetism and optical lattices.
Axel Gagge - Topic: Ultracold atoms in optical resonators.
Master/bachelor students:
Johan Swanljung - Topic: Hysteresis in the mazer problem.
Patrik Hedvall - Topic: Kibble-Zurek mechanism for open quantum systems.
Former students:
PhD student Fernanda Pinheiro -
PhD thesis: Multi-species systems in optical lattices:
From orbital physics in excited bands to
e ects of disorder (Recognized as
outstanding PhD research - Springer), Licentiate thesis: From weakly to strongly correlated
physics of bosons in the p-band.
Master student Axel Gagge - Thesis: Cold p-band atoms in the zig-zag optical lattice:
implementing a quantum simulator of next-nearest
neighbor spin chains.
Bachelor student Carl-Douglas Benno - Thesis: Many-body Landau-Zener Physics in
Ultracold Atomic Gases.
Master student Elham Nour Ghassemi - Thesis: Dynamics of Li3 in the vicinity of the
Jahn-Teller conical intersection.
Master student Carl-Douglas Benno - Thesis: A Study on how an Environment Influences
Quantum Thermalization in the Dicke Model.
Bachelor student Julia Hannukainen - Thesis: Criticality in an open quantum system.
Bachelor student Eric Davidsson - Thesis: Quantum interference and interaction free
measurement in a diatomic molecule.
Bachelor student Thomas Mathisen - Thesis: Effects of decoherence on the STIRAP -
stimulated Raman adiabatic passage.
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jolarson@fysik.su.se, 2016.
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