Christopher Gustav Ekman PhD student

Contact

Name and title: Christopher Gustav EkmanPhD student

Workplace: Department of Physics Länk till annan webbplats.

Visiting address Room A4:1054Roslagstullsbacken 21

Postal address Fysikum106 91 Stockholm

Research group

Quantum and Complex Systems

The Bergholtz group explores the world of quantum and complex systems — what it is and what it could be — from the perspective of mathematics and theoretical physics.

About me

My research is mainly about interacting and/or dissipative systems that can be treated with exact methods. A couple of examples are spin chains and one-dimensional bosons with contact interactions. Systems that can be described using these methods appear in all sorts of places, from fridge magnets to black holes.

I am also interested in dissipative topological phenomena, such as the non-hermitian skin effect and exceptional points, and what their relevance may be in interacting systems or more realistic dissipative systems.




Contact

Name and title: Christopher Gustav EkmanPhD student

Workplace: Department of Physics Länk till annan webbplats.

Visiting address Room A4:1054Roslagstullsbacken 21

Postal address Fysikum106 91 Stockholm

Research group

Quantum and Complex Systems

The Bergholtz group explores the world of quantum and complex systems — what it is and what it could be — from the perspective of mathematics and theoretical physics.