We are a research group in the Department of Physics & Astronomy at Texas A&M University. We are primarily interested in condensed matter theory, quantum information and quantum simulation, with a focus on quantum many-body physics.
What does quantum many-body physics study? Individual fish in the school just sees their neighbors, following them based on some simple rules, while the resulting schooling behaviors are extremely rich and complex. Quantum many-body physics studies the complex phenomena emerging from simple rule among many degrees of freedom, which instead of fish are objects that behave according to quantum mechanics, such as electrons and spins.
Group News
- Aug 2024 Shenglong is appointed as an assistant professor.
- June 2024 Lakshya defended his thesis. Congratulation!
- Mar 2024 Chris defended his thesis. Congratulation!
- Apr 2023 Shenglong Xu received the research scholar award from Google.
- Feb 2023 Our paper Long-Range Bell States from Local Measurements and Many-Body Teleportation without Time Reversal is published in Phys. Rev. Lett.
- February 2022 Lakshya’s first paper “Emergent symmetry in Brownian SYK models and charge dependent scrambling” is published in Journal of High Energy Physics.
- June 2021 Chris’s first paper “Hilbert space fragmentation and exact scars of generalized Fredkin spin chains” is published in Physics Review B.
- June 2021 Lakshya Agarwal joins the group. Welcome!
- Apr 2020 Chris Langlett joins the group. Welcome!
- Jan 2020 Shenglong Xu joins Texas A&M as a research assistant professor.