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Correlated Quantum Tunnelling of Monopoles in Spin Ice

By Jorge Quintanilla | 01 November 2018

In our recent preprint we develop a microscopic theory of monopole motion in spin ice. There is ample experimental evidence for the existence of these … Read more

Time-reversal symmetry breaking in superconductors through loop Josephson-current order

By Jorge Quintanilla | 12 March 2018

We propose a superconducting instability where loop Josephson-currents form spontaneously within a unit cell at the critical temperature, Tc. Such currents break time-reversal symmetry (TRS) … Read more

Can Topological Transitions be Exploited to Engineer Intrinsically Quench-resistant Wires?

By Jorge Quintanilla | 12 December 2017

Philip Whittlesea, Jorge Quintanilla, James F. Annett, Adrian D. Hillier, Chris Hooley (Submitted on 7 Dec 2017 (v1), last revised 5 Jan 2018 (this version, … Read more

Hunt for mysterious quantum transition turns to tiny magnets

By Jorge Quintanilla | 07 December 2017

In a recently-published paper we propose a way to detect an elusive phenomenon that could be exploited in future quantum computers by scattering neutrons off … Read more

Control of entanglement transitions in quantum spin clusters

By Jorge Quintanilla | 10 November 2017

Our recent work on the entanglement transition in cluster magnets has now been accepted for publication in Physical review B. It is currently in press. … Read more

Experimental implications of the entanglement transition in clustered quantum materials

By Jorge Quintanilla | 15 May 2017

For about 15 years, there has been an explosion of interest in the application of concepts derived from quantum information theory to condensed matter systems. … Read more

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