Category: Departmental Seminars
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Dr. Barış Pekerten on December 3, 2025 at 15:30 in SA-240
Barış PekertenUniversity of Buffalo, SUNY “Topological quantum computing and planar Josephson junctions: Anisotropy, finite-size effects, superconducting diodes, and microwave manipulation and detection” AbstractPlanar Josephson junctions provide a platform to host topological superconductivity which, through manipulating Majorana bound states, could enable fault-tolerant quantum computing. A standard model of these Josephson junctions, which can be fabricated to…
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Dr. Alkan Kabakçıoğlu on November 26, 2025 at 15:30 in SA-240
Alkan KabakçıoğluKoç University “Out-of-equilibrium dynamics in biology and machine learning” AbstractDynamical trajectories in high-dimensional systems can exhibit complex and sometimes counterintuitive behaviors driven by noise. We here provide two examples: one from biology, involving the folding and melting dynamics of nucleic acids under thermal drive, and another from machine learning, where the training process can…
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Prof. Balázs Hetényi on November 20, 2025 (Thursday) at 13:30 in SA-240
Notice the unusual day and time! BİLKENT UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT of PHYSICS SEMINAR “Number theory meets physics: the curious case of the Aubry-André model” Abstract: The Aubry-André model captures the essence of quasiperiodicity. It consists of a hopping term between lattice sites and an on-site modulation which depends on an irrational parameter. In numerical calculations this…
