Professor Andrew Daley: Publications

Entanglement growth in quench dynamics with variable range interactions

(2013)

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J Schachenmayer, BP Lanyon, CF Roos, AJ Daley

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Spontaneous emissions and thermalization of cold bosons in optical lattices

(2013)

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Johannes Schachenmayer, Lode Pollet, Matthias Troyer, Andrew John Daley

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Quantum quench in an atomic one-dimensional Ising chain

(2013)

Authors:

Florian Meinert, Manfred J Mark, Emil Kirilov, Katharina Lauber, Philipp Weinmann, Andrew J Daley, Hanns-Christoph Nägerl

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Dynamics of an impurity in a one-dimensional lattice

New Journal of Physics IOP Publishing 15:4 (2013) 045018

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F Massel, A Kantian, AJ Daley, T Giamarchi, P Törmä

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Introduction to One-Dimensional Many-Body Calculations with the Time-Evolving Block Decimation Algorithm

Chapter in Quantum Gases, World Scientific Publishing 1 (2013) 333-343

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Entanglement growth in quench dynamics with variable range interactions

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Spontaneous emissions and thermalization of cold bosons in optical lattices

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Quantum quench in an atomic one-dimensional Ising chain

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Dynamics of an impurity in a one-dimensional lattice

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Introduction to One-Dimensional Many-Body Calculations with the Time-Evolving Block Decimation Algorithm

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Entanglement growth in quench dynamics with variable range interactions

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Spontaneous emissions and thermalization of cold bosons in optical lattices

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Quantum quench in an atomic one-dimensional Ising chain

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Dynamics of an impurity in a one-dimensional lattice

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Introduction to One-Dimensional Many-Body Calculations with the Time-Evolving Block Decimation Algorithm