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Matthew James EDMONDSプロジェクト研究員
Theoretical atomic molecular and optical physics, mathematical physics, topology
Affiliations
広島大学 WPI-SKCM² 准教授
慶應義塾大学 日吉物理学教室 自然科学研究教育センター 客員研究員
慶應義塾大学 日吉物理学教室 自然科学研究教育センター 客員研究員
medmonds_at_hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Bio
I completed my PhD at the Institute of Photonics and Quantum Sciences (IPaQs) Heriot-Watt University (UK). After this I held postdoctoral appointments at Newcastle University (UK), OIST (Japan) and the University of Queensland (Australia).
My research background has focused on theoretically modelling different nonlinear systems and their connection to ongoing phenomenology. This has mostly involved ensembles of ultracold matter - Bose-Einstein condensates which provide a versatile platform to understand topology and chirality in the quantum realm.
At the SKCM^2, I am involved in an interdisciplinary project looking at nematic vortices in spin-triplet superfluids, an enigmatic form of superfluidity which has been predicted to exist within the cores of neutron stars.
Matthew's website
広島大学研究者総覧
My research background has focused on theoretically modelling different nonlinear systems and their connection to ongoing phenomenology. This has mostly involved ensembles of ultracold matter - Bose-Einstein condensates which provide a versatile platform to understand topology and chirality in the quantum realm.
At the SKCM^2, I am involved in an interdisciplinary project looking at nematic vortices in spin-triplet superfluids, an enigmatic form of superfluidity which has been predicted to exist within the cores of neutron stars.
Matthew's website
広島大学研究者総覧