EMMI Workshop: Exotic Quantum Matter: Measurement and Control (EQM-MC)

This three-day EMMI workshop accompanies the four-week program on "Exotic Quantum Matter" organized at DIPC as the inaugural event of the Sessions in Physics: Advancing Research and Knowledge program. It focuses on the exotic properties of quantum matter such as topological order, strong correlations, fractional excitations, long-range entanglement and, in particular, how to probe and control them using newly developed measurement and manipulation capabilities, including the quantum-gas microscope, STM-ESR, the quantum twisting microscope, or reconfigurable lattices. These tools have been developed for very different experimental systems (ultracold atoms in optical lattices, solid-state nanostructures, atoms or molecules on surfaces) and a particular interest of the workshop is highlight these new capabilities and how they allow to control quantum matter and how to characterize by measuring characteristics such as non-local order parameters, entanglement witnesses, entropies, or spatial and temporal correlation functions.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:

• Francesca Ferlaino [Universität Innsbruck, Institut für Experimentalphysik,Technikerstrasse, Austria] 
• Aran Garcia Lekue [DIPC – Donostia International Physics Center]
• Géza Giedke Lekue [DIPC – Donostia International Physics Center]
• Tobias Grass [DIPC – Donostia International Physics Center]
• Mohammad Hafezi [University of Maryland, USA]