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Cartwright | Garbiso | Kaminski
Exploring new directions. In a recent preprint PhD student Casey Cartwright and Dr. Kaminski explore a direction new for the group with a surprising result: inverted c-functions in thermal states calculated from entanglement entropy [arXiv:2107.12409]. Also new for Dr. Kaminski is the construction of hydrodynamics including spin angular momentum [arXiv:2107.14231] with Hongo, Huang, Stephanov, and Yee. Although, this is related to earlier research with his former PhD student, now postdoc, Markus Amano Garbiso [view publication in JHEP]. Read more ... |
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Prof. Dr. Matthias Kaminski,
|Associate Professor of Theoretical Physics| |Vice Chair for Communication & Outreach| University of Alabama Department of Physics and Astronomy 322A Gallalee Hall Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0324 Telephone: +1 (205) 348 3799 Electronic mail: mski@ua.edu Skype/Zoom: Upon request. |
Former Affiliations
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2011-2014: Postdoctoral Research Associate
University of Washington Department of Physics and Astronomy |
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Research Interests
As a theoretical physicist my goal is to connect fundamental theoretical principles with feasible experiments.
For this purpose I am using analytical and numerical methods. In particular, I consider principles learned from the mathematical framework of string theory. I apply these fundamental principles to strongly coupled quantum systems far from equilibrium. Examples: heavy-ion-collisions, neutron stars, ultracold atoms, particular topological phases, various other condensed matter systems.
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For this purpose I am using analytical and numerical methods. In particular, I consider principles learned from the mathematical framework of string theory. I apply these fundamental principles to strongly coupled quantum systems far from equilibrium. Examples: heavy-ion-collisions, neutron stars, ultracold atoms, particular topological phases, various other condensed matter systems.
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