Kai Phillip Schmidt

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21APR 2026
FAU LMQ News
FAU LMQ Research Spotlight: Fractons in the U(1) checkerboard toric
Topologically ordered phases are exotic low-temperature phases of matter. They are of interest both from a fundamental scientific perspective, because they exhibit unusual properties such as excitations that are neither bosons nor fermions, and from an applied perspective, because they may be useful for quantum error correction and topological quantum computing. The simplest model with […]
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09APR 2026
Christopher Eichler
FAU LMQ Workshop took place on 24th March 2026 at Villa Jordan
On Tuesday, 24th March 2026, the FAU Pofile Center Light.Matter.QuantumTechnologies hosted the regular FAU LMQ Workshop at the FAU’s Guesthouse Villa Jordan in Erlangen. Beginning with a warm welcome to the numerous participants by FAU LMQ’s speaker Kai Phillip Schmidt, the workshop gave an overview of current developments and initiatives of the FAU LMQ. It […]
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22JAN 2026
FAU LMQ News
FAU LMQ Talk: Graph zeta methods for efficient simulations of long-range interacting quantum lattices
We are pleased to announce the FAU LMQ Talk on Thursday, January 29th, at 14:15, at the Department of Physics, Lecture Hall E, Staudtstraße 5, Erlangen. The talk, titled “Graph zeta methods for efficient simulations of long-range interacting quantum lattices” will be presented by Andreas Buchheit from Saarland University. This event is open to all […]
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03DEC 2025
Christoph Marquardt
„Lucys quantastische Weihnachtsreise“ – Physics Christmas Lecture 2025 (Audimax!)
In the birth year of quantum mechanics, 1925, the physicist Lucy Mensing travels from the physics Christmas party in Göttingen into the future. There, she hopes to discover how the mysterious quanta have changed the world. But her journey through time to Erlangen creates an increasingly large and threatening wormhole. Can she save FAU and […]
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27OCT 2025
Christoph Marquardt
Collegium Alexandrinum Winter Semester 2025/2026
The lecture series in the winter semester 2025/2026 starts with a contribution to the International Year of Quantum Physics and Technology, followed by talks about how to make the invisible visible. Some PIs of the FAU LMQ will contribute to this lecture series, giving insight into their research. All talks will be held in German. […]
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15OCT 2025
FAU LMQ News
FAU LMQ Research Spotlight: Coupling long-range interacting matter to a light mode
From gravity to electromagnetism, algebraically decaying long-range interactions are ubiquitous in nature. In the context of quantum many-body systems, repulsive algebraically decaying long-range interactions are relevant in a variety of analogue quantum simulation platforms based on atomic or molecular quantum optics systems such as trapped ions, ultracold trapped dipolar gases, or Rydberg-atom quantum simulators. In […]From gravity to electromagnetism, algebraically decaying long-range interactions are ubiquitous in nature. In the context of quantum many-body systems, repulsive algebraically decaying long-range interactions are relevant in a variety of analogue quantum simulation platforms based on atomic or molecular quantum optics systems such as trapped ions, ultracold trapped dipolar gases, or Rydberg-atom quantum simulators. In […]
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