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Aurélien Manchon (CINaM, Université d’Aix-Marseille) Magnetic materials lacking inversion symmetry constitute a unique platform for the exploration and control of magnetism. In these systems, typically multilayers of transition metal ferromagnets and heavy metals (W, Pt, Bi2Se3 etc.), interfacial spin-orbit coupling promotes a wealth of physical phenomena, among which the emergence of magnetic skyrmions, spin-to-charge conversion,… Read More »Spin-Orbit Physics at Magnetic Interfaces (Aurélien Manchon / LPT / Seminar). – 7/12, 14 H.

Jerôme Dubail (LPCT, Nancy) I will briefly introduce “Generalized Hydrodynamics”, the hydrodynamic description of one-dimensional integrable systems , and review the experimental results obtained by the groups of I. Bouchoule in Palaiseau and D. Weiss in Penn State. One important experimental effect not taken into account in GHD is the atom losses : I will discuss… Read More »Hydrodynamics of the one-dimensional Bose gas : atom losses (Jerôme Dubail / LPT / Seminar). – 14/12, 14H.

Not so long ago, the concept of higher-order topological insulators and superconductors was mentioned for the first time in print (see Viewpoint ).

Luka Trifunovic (Université de Zurich) Not so long ago, the concept of higher-order topological insulators and superconductors was mentioned for the first time in print (see Viewpoint ). Since then, the concept of higher-order topology has been recognized to be key for the description of boundary phenomenology of topological crystalline insulators and superconductors. Although higher-order… Read More »Higher-order topological insulators and superconductors and beyond (Luka Trifunovic / LPT / Seminar). – 5/01, 11H30

La compression de spin est une "technologie quantique" bien établie, où des corrélations judicieusement créées dans un ensemble d’atomes réduisent l’incertitude statistique des expériences spectroscopiques

Clément Berthiere (Université de Montréal) Visio