JoLab | Build an Atomic Quantum Simulator & emulate Quantum many-body physics in Synthetic Quantum Matter
We are an experimental Atomic Molecular Optical (AMO) physics group within the physics department at HKUST. Our group currently utilizes atomic quantum simulators with ultracold atoms and explores the interface between AMO physics, condensed-matter physics and quantum information science. We are generally interested in following directions in which quantum mechanics is important:- Quantum simulation and computation
- Quantum engineering of synthetic systems
- Many-body quantum dynamics in synthetic matter
- Utlracold quantum gases
Our gouup is supported by the HKRGC, Croucher Foundation and Harilela Foundation.
Research Highlights
Machine learning-aided study of SU(N) fermions
arXiv:2006.14142 (2020)
Narrow-line Er MOT with two-stage slowing
Phys. Rev. A 102 013319 (2020)
arXiv:1912.12649 (2019)
Bosonization in SU(N)-symmetric fermions
Physical Review X In press
arXiv:1912.12105 (2019)
Collective excitations in 2D SU(N) fermions
Phys. Rev. Research (Rapid comm.) 2 012028(R) (2020)
arXiv:1905.10815 (2019)
3D Nodal Lines semimetal band
for ultracold fermions
Nature Physics15 911-916 (2019)
arXiv:1808.07428
Collective-mode in spin-orbit-coupled fermions
Scientific Reports 8 18005 (2018)
Symmetry-protected Topological phase
observed with ultracold fermions
Science Advances 4, eaao4748 (2018)
arXiv1706.00768
All-optical realization of spin-orbit coupled Fermi gases
of alkaline-earth-like atoms
PRA rapid comm. 94, 061604(R) (2016)
Efficient production of high- flux ytterbium source
Applied Physics B, 122:250 (2016)
Degenerate Fermi Gases of Ytterbium-173
