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2020.11.09. 13:15 |
Tamás Galambos (Basel) |
Superconducting Quantum Interference in Edge State Josephson Junctions |
Szeminárium |
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2022.09.20. 17:00 |
Murad Banaji (part I) |
The smallest bimolecular mass-action reaction networks admitting Andronov-Hopf bifurcation |
Szeminárium |
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2023.05.12. 08:15 |
András Gilyén (Rényi Inst.) |
Quantum Thermal State Preparation |
Szeminárium |
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2022.04.04. 08:00 |
Caglar Girit (College de France, CNRS Paris) |
Superconducting on-chip spectrometer for mesoscopic quantum systems |
Szeminárium |
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2021.12.03. 09:15 |
Ferenc Iglói (Wigner) |
Complex physical systems and the Nobel Prize in Physics 2021 |
Szeminárium |
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2020.12.04. 09:15 |
Levente Rózsa (Konstanz) |
Extended and interacting Yu-Shiba-Rusinov states on the surface of elemental superconductors |
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2022.10.13. 14:00 |
Kolumbán József |
On recent results regarding the mathematical model of turbulent fluid mixing via convex integration |
Szeminárium |
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2021.09.17. 08:15 |
András Grabarits (BME) |
Classical Theory of Universal Quantum Work Distribution in Chaotic Fermi Liquids |
Szeminárium |
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2023.09.08. 08:15 |
Bence Fitos (BME) |
Weak vs. strong breaking of integrability in interacting scalar quantum field theories |
Szeminárium |
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2022.05.03. 16:00 |
Polly Yu (Harvard) |
Complex-balanced systems in disguise |
Szeminárium |
