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Entanglement (Quantum Mechanics)

               An investigation has been initiated in the area of Gaussian entanglement in non-commutative
               space. It will be extended in fuzzy sphere, Snyder and k-Minlowski forms of non-commutative
               spacetime.


               Related papers:

                   •  Entanglement Induced by Noncommutativity: Anisotropic Harmonic Oscillator in
                       Noncommutative space, Authors:Abhishek Muhuri, Debdeep Sinha, Subir Ghosh;
                       arXiv: 2006.16528


                                                                                               (S. Ghosh)

               Quantum Mechanics:


               Constraint dynamics: particle on a torus knot: Charges moving on specified paths with
               attached magnetic flux can used to model interesting physical systems such as anions etc. We
               have studied motion of a point charge constrained to move in a torus knot in the presence of a
               magnetic field and its energy levels in a semi-classical analysis in presence of curvature and
               torsion effects.

               Related papers:


                   •  Quantum Mechanics of Particle on a torus knot: Curvature and Torsion Effects,
                       Dripto Biswas,Subir Ghosh, hep-th math-ph quant-ph arXiv:1908.06423


                                                                                               (S. Ghosh)

               Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics


               Physics of Quantum Materials:

               Recent years have witnessed Weyl Semimetals (WSMs), a new class of quantum material, as
               a  focus  of  research  attraction  due  to  their  exotic  properties.  An  ideal  WSM  has  a  conical
               spectrum and a point-like Fermi surface at the Weyl point. An interesting situation arises when
               large tilting of the Weyl cones results in a Lifshitz transition. This leads to a new class of
               materials called type-II WSMs, where the Fermi surface is no longer point-like. As compared
               to the conventional WSMs with n = 1, n can be generically greater than one, materials termed
               as multi-Weyl semimetals, with the crystalline symmetries bounding its maximum value to
               three.


               The quantum states in these materials yield entirely new physics and pave the way for design
               of new devices in nano-electronics and information technology. Engineering these states in
               condensed matter or nanostructures by external fields has also aroused tremendous attention
               during the past few years.  The light matter interaction offers novel experimental and theoretical
               platforms for exploring  various nontrivial  features of these states  via photon-dressed band
               structures and properties in Floquet-Bloch picture.





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