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12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Entangling quantum sensors, such as magnetometers or interferometers, can dramatically increase their sensitivity. In this talk, we will discuss how entanglement in a network of quantum sensors can be used to accurately measure one or more properties of spatially varying fields, including properties of spatially correlated noise.

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Optical Probes of Correlated Electrons, Spins, and Dipoles

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Student mathematical reasoning in undergraduate quantum mechanics: eigenvalue equations and probability expressions

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Long-Range Electron Coherence in Kagome Metals

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Long-Range Electron Coherence in Kagome Metals

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

The revival of Fe-based superconductors: cascades of screening processes and their implications

12:20pm, Clark Hall, 700

Controlling the spatiotemporal quantum noise of light