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On Friday 4th of July I will give a talk on Bazyliszek sci-fi/fantasy convention in Warsaw, Poland. I will talk about 2D physics (mostly anyons), starting from literary visions of 2D worlds like Flatland or Planiverse.
The admission to the whole convention is free of charge, so if you happen to be in Warsaw in that time and speak Polish (the talk will be in Polish), feel free to come!
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5 views On Friday 4th of July I will give a talk on Bazyliszek sci-fi/fantasy convention in Warsaw, Poland. I will talk about 2D physics (mostly anyons), starting from literary visions of 2D worlds like Flatland or Planiverse. The admission to the whole convention is free of charge, so if you happen to be in Warsaw in that time and speak Polish (the talk will be in Polish), feel free to come! The synopsi $We just submitted the first QUINTO draft of paper to a journal. Let's see what the editors and reviewers think. The paper is about fractional quantum Hall states in atomic arrays. Here is the popular summary we submitted alongside: "When atoms are arranged in a regular, dense array, their response to light can change drastically. The photons can bounce between the atoms, getting absorbed and re-em$ 5 views We just submitted the first QUINTO draft of paper to a journal. Let's see what the editors and reviewers think. The paper is about fractional quantum Hall states in atomic arrays. Here is the popular summary we submitted alongside: "When atoms are arranged in a regular, dense array, their response to light can change drastically. The photons can bounce between the atoms, getting absorbed and re-em

We just came back from the "Light-Matter Interactions and Collective Effects" workshop in Paris. We heard some interesting talks on how quantum emitters (not only atoms, but also e.g. molecules and quantum dots) interact with each other and how people try to arrange them into arrays (like, putting chains of molecules inside a carbon nanotube). Darrick (my boss and supervisor of the project) gave a

5 views We just came back from the "Light-Matter Interactions and Collective Effects" workshop in Paris. We heard some interesting talks on how quantum emitters (not only atoms, but also e.g. molecules and quantum dots) interact with each other and how people try to arrange them into arrays (like, putting chains of molecules inside a carbon nanotube). Darrick (my boss and supervisor of the project) gave a

I am still alive, and there are big news for the project – news that are over one month overdue, but I was so focused on writing grant proposals that I couldn’t find time to write about it. Long story short: we finished the preprint of our spin liquid paper (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2512.05630). This work originated much before I came to Darrick Chang’s group, thus I am only a third author, but I did

3 views I am still alive, and there are big news for the project – news that are over one month overdue, but I was so focused on writing grant proposals that I couldn’t find time to write about it. Long story short: we finished the preprint of our spin liquid paper (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2512.05630). This work originated much before I came to Darrick Chang’s group, thus I am only a third author, but I did

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🔥 Top post On Friday 4th of July I will give a talk on Bazyliszek sci-fi/fantasy convention in Warsaw, Poland. I will talk about 2D physics (mostly anyons), starting from literary visions of 2D worlds like Flatland or Planiverse. The admission to the whole convention is free of charge, so… ★ 5

In the previous preprint (https://fediscience.org/@quinto/115968221959406720), we studied such a system as a possible platform for engineering complex quantum states known as spin liquids. In this process, we found a counterintuitive behav…

A new preprint (partly) from the QUINTO project is out! When many quantum particles interact, a lot depends on whether is short-range (only nearby particles interact) or long-range (distant particles can interact). The former is the case i… ★ 1

I am now at the QUANTUMatter conference - not far away from home, because it's in Barcelona. Tomorrow, I will give a talk on "Laughlin states of few atomic excitations in small subwavelength atom arrays" (Workshop 7: Quantum Simulation). ★ 2 It seems like the basic building blocks of a topological quantum computer were demonstrated experimentally for the first time. https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.20956 The promise of topological quantum computer – which would be resistant to erro… ★ 4 Interestingly, the Rydberg interaction alone is not sufficient to generate a spin liquid in our scenario. It is necessary to add the long-range one. So, the thing that usually reduces the complexity, in our case increases it! This work exp… ★ 1 It turns out that such phenomena in these systems are rarely studied in literature. This is because atom-light interfaces typically favor long-range interaction. Think of atoms in optical cavity (i.e. between two mirrors). If any of them e…

I am still alive, and there are big news for the project – news that are over one month overdue, but I was so focused on writing grant proposals that I couldn’t find time to write about it. Long story short: we finished the preprint of our… ★ 3 @physics The full text (preprint): https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.17014 Data and code: https://zenodo.org/records/15325249 [2/2] ★ 1

We just submitted the first QUINTO draft of paper to a journal. Let's see what the editors and reviewers think. The paper is about fractional quantum Hall states in atomic arrays. Here is the popular summary we submitted alongside: "When a… ★ 5

We just came back from the "Light-Matter Interactions and Collective Effects" workshop in Paris. We heard some interesting talks on how quantum emitters (not only atoms, but also e.g. molecules and quantum dots) interact with each other an… ★ 5 Magnetic field acts completely differently on atom arrays than on electrons, as photons, unlike electrons, don’t have electric charge. But it turns out that in some circumstances (atoms with two excited states instead of one, responding to… ★ 1

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A research project looking for connections between the many-excitation physics in atomic arrays and topological orders. Funded by the European Union (QUINTO, 101145886). Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Research Executive Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. #Physics #CondensedMatter #CondMat #QuantumOptics #TopologicalOrder

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