Thomas Bilitewski

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Oklahoma State University

United States

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Thomas Bilitewski is an Assistant Professor at Oklahoma State University, USA. His research focuses on quantum many-body physics, including topics such as ergodicity breaking, spinor gases, and dipolar spin systems. He has published recent articles exploring emergent topology in Bose-Hubbard ladders and manipulating correlations in dipolar multilayers, contributing to the understanding of interactions in quantum systems.

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Joseph Thywissen

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University of Toronto

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Leibniz University Hannover

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Articles (15)

Observation of Ergodicity Breaking and Quantum Many-Body Scars in Spinor Gases

Emergent interaction-induced topology in Bose-Hubbard ladders

Relaxation in dipolar spin ladders: From pair production to false-vacuum decay

Spin squeezing with itinerant dipoles: A case for shallow lattices

Two-mode squeezing in Floquet-engineered power-law interacting spin models

Tunable momentum pair creation of spin excitations in dipolar bilayers

Unitary p-wave interactions between fermions in an optical lattice

Manipulating Growth and Propagation of Correlations in Dipolar Multilayers: From Pair Production to Bosonic Kitaev Models

Unitary p-wave interactions between fermions in an optical lattice

Long-lived solitons and their signatures in the classical Heisenberg chain

Resonant Dynamics of Strongly Interacting SU(n) Fermionic Atoms in a Synthetic Flux Ladder

Reactions between layer-resolved molecules mediated by dipolar spin exchange

Anomalous dynamics and equilibration in the classical Heisenberg chain

Disentangling Pauli Blocking of Atomic Decay from Cooperative Radiation and Atomic Motion in a 2D Fermi Gas

Collective P -Wave Orbital Dynamics of Ultracold Fermions

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Joseph Thywissen

Luis Santos

ANA REY

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