Adrian Feiguin

Associate Professor

Northeastern University

United States

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Adrian Feiguin is an Associate Professor at Northeastern University in the United States. His research focuses on quantum physics, specifically in areas such as spintronics, magnetism, and the theoretical modeling of low-dimensional materials. Recent publications include works on the singlet polaron theory, electron-mediated entanglement, and neural network applications in quantum systems.

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Pau Closas

Associate Professor

Northeastern University

UNITED STATES

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Aires Ferreira

Royal Society University Research Fellow and Associate Professor

University of York

UNITED KINGDOM

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Petr Plechac

Professor

University of Delaware

UNITED STATES

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Electron-mediated entanglement of two distant macroscopic ferromagnets within a nonequilibrium spintronic device

Singlet Polaron Theory of Low-Energy Optical Excitations in NiPS3

Phase diagram of the one-dimensional t1−t2−J model: Ferromagnetism, triplet pairing, and charge and pair density waves

Effective one-band models for the one-dimensional cuprate Ba2−xSrxCuO3+δ

Auger spectroscopy beyond the ultra-short core-hole relaxation time approximation

Sample generation for the spin-fermion model using neural networks

Neural network representation for minimally entangled typical thermal states

Ferromagnetism and doublon localization in a Wannier-Hubbard chain

Fate of pairing and spin-charge separation in the presence of long-range antiferromagnetism

Transient dynamics of a magnetic impurity coupled to superconducting electrodes: Exact numerics versus perturbation theory

Chebyshev expansion of spectral functions using restricted Boltzmann machines

A graphene edge-mediated quantum gate

Spintronics Meets Density Matrix Renormalization Group: Quantum Spin-Torque-Driven Nonclassical Magnetization Reversal and Dynamical Buildup of Long-Range Entanglement

Quantum Spin Torque Driven Transmutation of an Antiferromagnetic Mott Insulator

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Pau Closas

Aires Ferreira

Petr Plechac

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