My expertise is theory of
electron transport in nanodevices driven into nonequilibrium by time-dependent field.
I addressed the following specific topics.
How to control and measure a single-electron
nonequilibrium excitations using the time-dependent field.
(belongs to study oaf single-electron
source and quantum tomography)
How the electric currents/noises are affected
by coherent interference of single/two-electron excitations.
(belongs
to study of electron-quantum optics and electron flying qubits)
What is the decoherence/relaxation mechanism
of the single-electron excitations.
I am interested in the general challenges:
How to understand the nonequilibrium quantum
dynamics of electrons.
How to use the understanding for quantum
information processing in nanodevices.
Related to this, I have background in quantum information theory: how to
quantify many-body quantum entanglement.
Recently, I am trying to address the topics:
How one can utilize the time-dependent external
field to enhance efficiencies in the nano-scale thermodynamic machines
(belongs to study of quantum thermodynamics)
Realization of quantum version of
voter model by using quantum feedback control.
(belongs to study of quantum
Maxwell demon)
The aim of this project is to investigate the heat and energy transport properties in nanoconductors considering complex phenomena due to either many-body interactions and/or the presence of quantum materials.
P.I.: Ernesto Estrada, Ingo Fischer, Emilio Hernández-García, Rosa Lopez, Víctor M. Eguíluz, Claudio Mirasso, Jose Javier Ramasco, Raúl Toral, Roberta Zambrini
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