Karyn LE HUR

CNRS Researcher DR and PCC Professor

Institut Polytechnique de Paris

France

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Karyn LE HUR is a CNRS Researcher DR and PCC Professor at Institut Polytechnique de Paris, France. Her research focuses on topological quantum phenomena, including topological quantum spin Hall semimetals and p-wave superconducting systems. She has contributed to the understanding of Majorana fermions and their implications in quantum information, as well as exploring the intersection of light and topology in various quantum systems.

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Loic Herviou

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

SWEDEN

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Cyril Elouard

Junior Professor

Université de Lorraine

FRANCE

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Étienne Jussiau

University of Rochester

UNITED STATES

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Walter Hofstetter

Goethe University Frankfurt

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Topological quantum spin Hall semimetals with light

Model for topological p -wave superconducting wires with disorder and interactions

Interacting topological quantum aspects with light and geometrical functions

Topological signatures of a p -wave superconducting wire through light

Majorana fermions and quantum information with fractional topology and disorder

Spectroscopy and topological properties of a Haldane light system

Topologically protected quantum dynamo effect in a driven spin-boson model

Fractional topology in interacting one-dimensional superconductors

Topological nodal ring semimetal in graphene

One-half topological number in entangled quantum physics

Global and local topological quantized responses from geometry, light, and time

Localization dynamics from static and mobile impurities

Publisher Correction: Quantum entangled fractional topology and curvatures

Quantum entangled fractional topology and curvatures

Spin-orbit coupling in the kagome lattice with flux and time-reversal symmetry

Quantum system dynamics with a weakly nonlinear Josephson junction bath

Interacting stochastic topology and Mott transition from light response

Collaborators (4)

Loic Herviou

Cyril Elouard

Étienne Jussiau

Walter Hofstetter

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