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Thomas Bilitewski

Thomas Bilitewski, PhD

Assistant Professor
Oklahoma State University, Stillwater

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ORCID: 0000-0002-9971-1835
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About me

I am a starting Assistant Professor at Oklahoma State University.

I previously held postdoctoral positions at JILA (CU Boulder) working in the group of Ana Maria Rey, and at MPI (Dresden) working with Roderich Moessner.

I am an AMO and condensed matter theorist, broadly interested in quantum many-body physics and quantum simulation. A main driving motivation of my theoretical work is to provide insightful explanations for experimental results and actionable realistic proposals for applications and exploration of fundamental physics. I much enjoy collaboration with experimental groups, and my work is often guided by recent novel experimental capabilities, and attempts to open up practical new avenues for advancing quantum simulation, information and metrology in ultra-cold atomic and molecular setups.

Below you will find further information on some of my research. In particular, the research subpages include a more general introduction to select topics, links to the publications, presentation slides and recorded talks.

Please feel free to explore my site, and get in touch if you are interested in some of the things you discover.

Research Highlights

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Hydrodynamics in Spin Systems

PRB

Anomalous Hydrodynamics, KPZ Scaling and Solitons in the classical Heisenberg Chain

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Pauli Blocking and Cooperative Effects

PRL

Pauli blocking and cooperative effects in 2D Fermi gases

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Dipolar Molecules and Squeezing

PRL

Metrology and squeezing in two-dimensional dipolar molecular Fermi gases

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SU(N) Fermi Gases

Nature Physics

Understanding the thermodynamics of a SU(N) Fermi Gas

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Chaos across Phase Transitions

PRB

Chaos, the butterfly effect and quasi-particles across thermal phase transitions

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Chaos and Butterfly effect

PRL

Chaos and the butterfly effect in a classical many-body spin system

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Spin Liquids and Disorder

PRL

New type of spin liquid in the bond-disordered Kagome-Antiferromagnet arrising from the interplay of disorder and geometric frustration

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Flat Bands and Disorder

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Exactly degenerate Flat Bands in presence of disorder on the Kagome lattice

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Floquet Engineering and Heating

Heating in interacting Floquet-engineered quantum systems

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Synthetic Dimensions

Interactions and pair-superfluidity in synthetic dimensions