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Theory of Quantum Systems

HONG MING TEDDY ONG

Graduate Student

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  • Atomic and Laser Physics

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  • Theory of quantum systems
hong.ong@physics.ox.ac.uk
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About Me

I'm from the beautiful tropical island of Singapore, where I graduated high school and performed my military sevice. I did my undergraduate and masters in Mathematics at the University of Cambridge, working on Quantum Time Crystals with Prof. Benjamin Beri. I started my DPhil in Oxford in 2024, working with Prof. Andrew Daley.

 

I am interested in modelling quantum transport phenomena in non-markovian Open Quantum Systems (OQS), for example thermodynamics of a quantum heat engine. I use Hierarchy of Pure States (HOPS), a stochastic numerical method which I optimise and parallelise for use on High Performance Computing (HPC) clusters. I am also investigating general open quantum dynamics from the perspective of Lie Algebras.

Awards

1st Prize for Scientific Presentation at European Workshop on Open Quantum Systems, Cartagena, Spain, 2026.

Research interests

Quantum Many-Body Dynamics
Quantum Thermodynamics
Open Quantum Systems
Quantum Simulation and Computing
Groups and Lie Algebras

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