Fabian Hassler

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RWTH Aachen University

Germany

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Fabian Hassler is a Professor at RWTH Aachen University, Germany. His research encompasses areas such as quantum dot chains, superconducting junctions, and Majorana interferometers. He has published articles on topics including interaction-induced strong zero modes, tunable diode effects, and the coherence of Josephson radiation. His work contributes to the understanding of quantum transport and statistics in condensed matter physics.

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Domenico Giuliano

University of Calabria

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Universität Wien

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Janine Splettstoesser

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Chalmers University of Technology

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Articles (19)

Interaction-induced strong zero modes in short quantum dot chains with time-reversal symmetry

Tunable diode effect in a superconducting tunnel junction with biharmonic drive

Superbunched Radiation of a Tunnel Junction due to Charge Quantization

Synchronization of Bloch Oscillations in a Strongly Coupled Pair of Small Josephson Junctions: Evidence for a Shapiro-like Current Step

Non-Abelian Anyon Statistics through ac Conductance of a Majorana Interferometer

The superconducting clock-circuit: Improving the coherence of Josephson radiation beyond the thermodynamic uncertainty relation

Third quantization for bosons: symplectic diagonalization, non-Hermitian Hamiltonian, and symmetries

Counting interacting electrons in one dimension

Tuning the supercurrent distribution in parallel ballistic graphene Josephson junctions

On-chip ac driving for dual Shapiro steps

Non-Hermitian Physics without Gain or Loss: The Skin Effect of Reflected Waves

Electromotive force in driven topological quantum circuits

Period tripling due to Josephson parametric down-conversion beyond the rotating-wave approximation

Topological reflection matrix

Low-energy in-gap states of vortices in superconductor–semiconductor heterostructures

Network model for higher-order topological phases

Universality of photon counting below a local bifurcation threshold

Phase-coherent heat circulators with normal or superconducting contacts

Long-range exchange interaction between spin qubits mediated by a superconducting link at finite magnetic field

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Domenico Giuliano

Luca Banszerus

Janine Splettstoesser

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