Klemens Hammerer

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Leibniz University Hannover

Germany

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Klemens Hammerer is a Full Professor at Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany. His research interests encompass quantum mechanics and its applications, as reflected in his recent articles on quantum correlations, atom interferometry, and optical transitions in charged ions. He focuses on enhancing the sensitivity of room-temperature sensors and exploring macroscopic quantum entanglement, showcasing his contributions to both theoretical and experimental aspects of quantum phenomena.

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Christian Ospelkaus

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Leibniz University Hannover

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Michèle Heurs

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Leibniz University Hannover

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Christian Roos

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University of Innsbruck

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Piet Schmidt

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Leibniz University Hannover

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Jürgen Volz

Technische Universität Wien Atominstitut

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Maximilian Schemmer

Istituto Nazionale di Ottica

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Jan-Niclas Kirsten-Siemß

Leibniz University Hannover

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Articles (22)

Quantum correlations enhance the sensitivity of room-temperature sensors

Accurate and efficient Bloch-oscillation-enhanced atom interferometry

Matter waves hang in there

Multi-ion Frequency Reference Using Dynamical Decoupling

Macroscopic quantum entanglement between an optomechanical cavity and a continuous field in presence of non-Markovian noise

Atom interferometers in weakly curved spacetimes using Bragg diffraction and Bloch oscillations

Quadrupole transitions and quantum gates protected by continuous dynamic decoupling

Identification of highly forbidden optical transitions in highly charged ions

GHZ protocols enhance frequency metrology despite spontaneous decay

Robust double Bragg diffraction via detuning control

Large-Momentum-Transfer Atom Interferometers with μrad -Accuracy Using Bragg Diffraction

Light–matter quantum interface with continuous pump and probe

Sideband Thermometry of Ion Crystals

Optimal Ramsey interferometry with echo protocols based on one-axis twisting

All-optical coherent quantum-noise cancellation in cascaded optomechanical systems

Numerical optimization of amplitude-modulated pulses in microwave-driven entanglement generation

Ab initio quantum theory of mass defect and time dilation in trapped-ion optical clocks

Quantum Variational Optimization of Ramsey Interferometry and Atomic Clocks

Unraveling Two-Photon Entanglement via the Squeezing Spectrum of Light Traveling through Nanofiber-Coupled Atoms

Quantum logic inspired techniques for spacetime-symmetry tests with (anti-)protons

Twin-lattice atom interferometry

Correlating photons using the collective nonlinear response of atoms weakly coupled to an optical mode

Collaborators (7)

Christian Ospelkaus

Michèle Heurs

Christian Roos

Piet Schmidt

Jürgen Volz

Maximilian Schemmer

Jan-Niclas Kirsten-Siemß

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