Research

Research topics of Thomas Bilitewski: entanglement and squeezing, quantum many-body scars, topology in dipolar systems, many-body chaos and Floquet dynamics.

Research topics

Qudit Squeezing

October 2026

Scalable entanglement generation in multi-level (qudit) spin systems

Squeezing Phase Transitions

September 2026

PRL

Squeezing Phase Transitions and Entanglement Generation

Quantum Many-Body Scars

August 2026

PRL

Ergodicity Breaking and Quantum Many-Body Scars

Emergent Topology in Spin Ladders

January 2025

PRR

Emergent Topology and Dipolar Spin Ladders

Hydrodynamics in Spin Systems

December 2022

PRB

Anomalous hydrodynamics, KPZ scaling and solitons in the classical Heisenberg chain

Pauli Blocking and Cooperative Effects

March 2022

PRL

Pauli blocking and cooperative effects in 2D Fermi gases

Dipolar Molecules and Squeezing

March 2021

PRL

Metrology and squeezing in two-dimensional dipolar molecular Fermi gases

SU(N) Fermi Gases

December 2020

Nature Physics

Understanding the thermodynamics of a SU(N) Fermi Gas

Chaos across Phase Transitions

May 2021

PRB

Chaos, the butterfly effect and quasi-particles across thermal phase transitions

Chaos and the Butterfly Effect

December 2018

PRL

Chaos and the butterfly effect in a classical many-body spin system

Spin Liquids and Disorder

February 2019

PRL

A new type of spin liquid in the bond-disordered kagome antiferromagnet, arising from the interplay of disorder and geometric frustration

Flat Bands and Disorder

December 2018

PRB

Exactly degenerate flat bands in the presence of disorder on the kagome lattice

Floquet Engineering and Heating

June 2015

PRA

Heating in interacting Floquet-engineered quantum systems

Synthetic Dimensions

August 2016

PRA

Interactions and pair-superfluidity in synthetic dimensions