Explore the fascinating world of quantum matter in this public lecture by a quantum condensed matter expert. Learn about emergent phenomena like superconductivity and how quantum information can be used to solve complex problems. The course covers topics such as particle-wave duality, quantum entanglement, uncertainty principle, tunnel effect, superconductivity, quantum computers, and more. The teaching method involves a presentation by the instructor, discussing various concepts and examples in the field of quantum matter. This course is intended for individuals interested in physics, quantum mechanics, and the latest advancements in quantum materials and technologies.
The Fascinating, Weird World of Quantum Matter - Karen Hallberg Public Lecture
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Dr Karen Hallberg
Welcome
Presentation
HBAR
Particle wave duality
Atomic wave functions
Quantum entanglement
Uncertainty principle
Tunnel effect
STM
Modern Technology
Quantum Computers
Quantum Supremacy
Emergence
Emergent phenomena
Merchant phenomena
Quantum weirdness complexity
Charge and spin separation
Superconductivity
High TC
Quantum Information
Two Orbital Habit Model
Collaboration
Conclusion
Questions
Other examples
Will classical computers become obsolete
Women in physics
How will new states of matter impact my personal life
Favorite equation or quantum material
Taught by
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
