Quantum Circle
On various aspects of the quantum theory,
for students in the first placeA seminar of the Doppler Institute, meeting mostly on Tuesday afternoons and switching ocassionally between different places. Absence of an
affiliation usually means that the speaker is a regular member of the seminar.
2024
- December 17 at 14.45, also available through through zoom
Nicolas Weber (TU Graz): Spectral asymptotics of Landau Hamiltonians with singular interactions supported on curves in R^2
- December 10 at 14.45, also available through through zoom
Andrii Khrabustovskyi: Homogenization of the Dirac operator with the position-dependent mass
- November 12 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Olaf Post (Universität Trier): Manifolds with many small handles: norm resolvent and spectral convergence
- September 3 at 15.15 [B-111], also available through zoom
Vojtěch Kužel: Global asymptotic methods and homogenization method
- September 3 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Filip Breuer: Jet production in Quantum Chromodynamics
- September 3 at 14.00 [B-111], also available through zoom
David Dobáš: Complex networks reconstruction using renormalization theory
- July 30 at 15.15 [B-111], also available through zoom
Saparboy Rakhmanov (Chirchik State Pedagogical University): Quantum dynamics of a particle in PT-symmetric time dependent box
- July 30 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Karimjon K. Sabirov (Turin Polytechnic University Tashkent): Dirac particles on periodic quantum graphs
- June 11 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Thomas Ourmieres-Bonafos (IM Marseille): Quantum graphs and resonances. An example of resonances escaping to infinity
- April 30 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Klára Baksová: Multi-copy activation of genuine multipartite entanglement in continuous-variable systems
- April 23 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Matěj Tušek: On two-dimensional Dirac operators with delta-shell interactions supported on unbounded curves
- April 2 at 14.45, also available through through zoom
Andrii Khrabustovskyi: The Neumann sieve problem revisited
- March 26 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Badreddine Benhellal (Universität Oldenburg): On Neumann-Poincaré operators and self-adjoint transmission problems
- March 19 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Vladimir Lotoreichik: Geometric bounds one the lowest magnetic Neumann and Robin eigenvalues
- March 12 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Vít Jakubský: Flat-band spectral design of pseudo-spin-one systems
- March 5 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Jaroslav Dittrich: Dirac particle in an one-dimensional box with moving wall
- February 27 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
František Štampach: On a spectral mapping for non-self-adjoint Jacobi operators
- Exceptionally on Thursday January 4 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Jonathan Rohleder (Stockholm University): Inequalities between Neumann and Dirichlet Laplacian eigenvalues on planar domains
2023
- December 5 at 14.45, also available through through zoom
Davron Matrasulov (Turin Polytechnic University Tashkent): Artificial relativistic atoms and molecules in graphene created by Coulomb impurities: Spectral properties and supercritical phenomena
- September 5 at 16.30, exceptionally in [B-114]
Vit Beneš : Evolution of gravitational field in spherically symmetric spacetimes
- September 5 at 16.00, exceptionally in [B-114]
Adam Gottfried : Quantum systems of mixed dimensionality combining dimensions one and three
- September 5 at 15.15, exceptionally in [B-114]
Jiří Kolár : Quantum waveguides of a nontrivial profile
- September 5 at 14.45, exceptionally in [B-114]
Jakub Vaniš : Nonhermitian quantum optics studied using an analytically solvable harmonic model
- July 18 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Umida Baltaeva (Urgench State University): On the solvability of boundary value problems for loaded partial differential equations with the nonclassical operators
- July 11 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Jambul Yusupov (Kimyo International University in Tashkent): Transparent boundary conditions for nonlinear evolution equations in low-dimensional domains
- May 23 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Rohan Ghanta (Aarhus University): Erdös' magnetic isoperimetric inequality revisited
- Exceptionally on Friday May 19 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Hynek Kovařík (Universita degli studi di Brescia): Threshold resonances induced by spin
- April 11 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Matěj Tušek: Relativistic non-local delta-shell interaction
- April 4 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Jaroslav Novotný: Excitation transport in Grover quantum walks
- February 21, postponed from December 13, at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Olena Atlasiuk (Mathematical Institute of the CAS): Linear ordinary differential systems with generic inhomogeneous boundary conditions in Sobolev spaces
- February 14 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Kevin Zelaya: Lieb lattices and pseudospin-1 dynamics under barrier- and well-like electrostatic interactions
2022
- To our regrets, the talk has to be postponed due to an illness of the speaker
(December 13 at 14.45, also available through through zoom)
Olena Atlasiuk (Mathematical Institute of the CAS): Linear ordinary differential systems with generic inhomogeneous boundary conditions in Sobolev spaces
- December 6 at 14.45, also available through through zoom
Davron Matrasulov (Turin Polytechnic University Tashkent): Dynamical confinement in low-dimensional quantum systems: Recent achievements and open problems
- November 29 at 14.45, also available through through zoom
Sylwia Kondej (University of Zielona Gora): Quantum system with concentric circles and Aharonov-Bohm flux
- November 22 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Md Fazlul Hoque: Families of three-dimensional integrable and superintegrable classical Hamiltonian systems in magnetic fields
- November 1 at 14.45, also available through through zoom
Andrii Khrabustovskyi: Domains with small resonators and what one can do with them
- October 18 at 14.45, also available through through zoom
Marzieh Baradaran: Periodic quantum graphs with vertex coupling of a preferred orientation
- September 13 at 15.15 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Kamil Mudrunka: Non-standard solutions of Weyl non-quantum gravity
- September 13 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
David Kramár: Stability of spectra for 1-parametric Dirac operators on a half-line
- May 31 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Jan Kříž: Bound states in soft quantum layers
- May 17 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Muthuganesan Rajendran: Quantum correlation and phase separation in spin-1/2 Ising-Heisenberg chain model of a heterotrimetallic Fe-Mn-Cu coordination polymer
- May 10 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through >through zoom
Jiří Lipovský: A Gelfand-Levitan trace formula for generic quantum graphs
- May 3 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Md Fazlul Hoque: Higher rank quadratic algebra of the N-dimensional quantum Smorodinsky-Winternitz system
- March 1 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Vladimir Lotoreichik: Isoperimetric inequality for the two-dimensional magnetic Robin Laplacian
- February 22 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Lukáš Heriban: General relativistic point interactions, their approximations by non-local potentials and the non-relativistic limit
- February 8 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through through zoom
Diana Barseghyan: Spectral geometry in a rotating frame: properties of the ground state
- January 25 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Kevin Zelaya: Fourth Painlevé and Ermakov equations: quantum invariants and new exactly solvable time-dependent Hamiltonians
- January 18 at 14.45 [B-111], also available through zoom
Kyle Scarbrough: Canonical systems and quantum graphs
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2006
- December 8 at 12.30 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Jiří Lipovský: Resonances on quantum graphs and exterior complex scaling
- December 8 at 11.35 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Tamas Fülöp: Spectral methods and spectra of nonhermitian polynomial operators
- December 8 at 10.40 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Ondřej Lev: Stability of systems with diminishing gaps under time-periodic perturbations
- December 8 at 9.25 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Vít Jakubský: Non-Hermitian operators in quantum mechanics
- December 8 at 8.30 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Jaroslav Dittrich: On a chain of dynamical equations
- December 7 at 17.50 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Iwona Chojnacka: The vanadium oxide bronzes studied by SEM, XRD and EPR methods
- December 7 at 17.25 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Marta Dembska: How genoms organize themselves?
- December 7 at 16.50 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Emil Doležal: An EEG signal analysis by means of random matrix theory
- December 7 at 16.15 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Daniel Vašata: Random matrix theory and statistical properties of words
- December 7 at 15.40 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Bartosz Brzostowski (University of Zielona Gora): tba
- December 7 at 14.10 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Marek Wolf: Criteria equivalent to Riemann Hypothesis
- December 7 at 13.15 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Jan Kříž: Detecting targets in human body: from military radar systems to human EEG
- November 14 at 14.30 [B]
Tamas Fülöp: Quantum force induced by distinct boundary conditions
- October 24 at 16.30 [B]
Vojtěch Štěpán (CTU): Structure of the Drinfelf double. Construction of sigma models with spectator variables
- October 24 at 16.00 [B]
Aleš Černý (CTU): Constant curvature spaces
- October 24 at 15.00 [B]
Daniel Vašata(CTU): Random matrix theoryand statistical properties of words
- October 24 at 14.30 [B]
Emil Doležal (CTU): AnEEG signal analysis by means of random matrix theory
- October 17 at 14.30 [B]
Denis Kochan(Bratislava): Differential forms and differential gorms
- October 10-12, always at 14.30 [B]
Antonín Vančura (Kaiserslautern): Neutrinos, and what we know about them
- October 3 at 14.30 [B]
Martin Jílek: Quantum waveguides with Robin boundary conditions
- September 19 at 14.30 [B]
Jiří Lipovský (MFF): Resonances on graphs and exterior complex scaling
- June 13 at 14.30 [B]
Petra Kocábová (CTU): Propagator construction on multiply connected manifolds
- June 6 at 14.30 [B]
Martin Štefaňák: The meeting problem in the quantum random walk
- May 9 at 14.30 [T]
Stanislav Petráš (CTU): Quantum mechanics on multiply connected spaces
- March 14 at 14.30 [B]
David Krejčiřík: A Hardy inequality in a twisted Dirichlet-Neumann waveguide
- March 1 at 13.30 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Miloš Tater: Spectral methods and spectra of nonhermitian polynomial operators
- March 1 at 11.15 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Sylwia Kondej(University of Zielona Gora): Lower bounds for the first spectral gap of Hamiltonians with singularperturbations
- March 1 at 9.45 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Denis Borisov (NPI Rez): Asymptotics for the spectrum of the Schroedinger operator perturbed by a fast oscillating potential
- March 1 at 8.30 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Katerina Ožanová (Chalmers University of, Göteborg): Approximation by point potentials in the norm resolvent sense
- February 28 at 15.45 [H] , as a part of a DI workshop
Jan Kříž: Mechanical manifestation of human cardiovascular dynamics
- February 28 at 14.15 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Joanna Borgensztajn (University of Zielona Gora): Data analysis methods applied to multi-detector CHIMERA
- February 28 at 13.00 [H], as a part of a DI workshop
Bartosz Brzostowski (University of Zielona Gora): Non-finite-differencealgorithm for integrating Newton's equations of motion
- Exceptionally on Friday January 27 at 14.30 [B]
Daniele Oriti (University of Cambridge), a fresh laureate of the VáclavVotruba Prize: The quantum dynamics of discrete geometry and topology at the Planck scale:spin foam models and the group field theory formulation of Quantum Gravity
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Seminar locations:
[B] Czech Technical University, Main building of the FNSPE, Brehova 7, 11519 Praha; normally in council room 111
[T] CTU, Department of Mathematics, FNSPE, Trojanova 13, 12000 Praha
[Rl Academy of Sciences, NPI, Department of Theoretical Physics, 25068 Rez near Prague
[H] University of Hradec Kralove, Department of Mathematical Physics, Building 5, Vita Nejedleho 573