Muleady
Sean Muleady
I completed my A.B. in physics at Princeton University in 2017, and subsequently enrolled in the Ph.D. program at the University of Colorado, Boulder and joined Professor Rey’s theory group.
I am interested in using AMO platforms to realize complex many-body phenomena and exotic phases of matter and to understand the growth of quantum entanglement in these systems. My current work focuses on the application and development of techniques based on phase space methods and matrix product states in order to study many-body localization and quantum thermalization in optical lattice systems with dipolar interactions.
Email
Sean.Muleady@Colorado.EDU
Affiliation After Leaving Group
Joint Quantum Institute, Univ. of Maryland
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