Mohammad Maghrebi
Associate Professor
Research Areas
We are a group working on different aspects of quantum many-body physics in condensed matter and AMO systems. We are particularly interested in new aspects of many-body physics away from equilibrium. A focus of our group is open quantum systems with applications ranging from dissipative engineering of quantum phases to quantum information science.
News
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November 2023
With trapped-ion experimentalists: Continuous symmetry breaking in a trapped-ion spin chain --- Published in Nature -
November 2023
arXiv
Joint work with Zhexuan: Probing non-equilibrium dissipative phase transitions with trapped-ion quantum simulators -
September 2023
arXiv
With trapped-ion experimentalists: Non-equilibrium critical phenomena in a trapped-ion quantum simulator -
September 2023
arXiv
Hybrid Quantum-Classical Stochastic Approach to Spin-Boson Models -
July 2023
arXiv
Splitting the local Hilbert space: MPS-based approach to large local dimensions -
May 2023
arXiv
Spin-boson model under dephasing: Markovian vs Non-Markovian dynamics
Awards
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October 2021
NSF CAREER Award2018 & 2020
Favorite Graduate Teacher AwardOctober 2019
AFOSR Young Investigator Award