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Coherence and Control in the Quantum World
JPhysB is currently publishing a Special Issue on Coherence and Control in the Quantum World. Click the title to find out more.
Paul Brumer: quantum coherence and coherent control
We talk to Professor Paul Brumer about his research, his career, and where he sees the field of coherent control going in the future.
Image of the week: the quantum beach
This week’s Image of the Week appears – in my head anyway – to take us to the beach (where I’m sure the JPhys+ team would like to be now that summer has started here). In fact these pictures are… Read More ›
An insight into Insights
A look back over the research highlights of 2015 so far. JPhysA insights offer an opportunity for researchers to get a flavour of work published across the journal that may be outside their areas of expertise.
May’s LabTalks in JPhysB
I round up the LabTalks we published last month.
Recent Publisher’s Picks in JPhysA
Disordered topological insulators, interactions of fermionic particles and a new algebraic framework for quasi-exactly solvable models: we talk to authors about the motivations behind their recent publications in JPhysA in our latest Publisher’s Picks
New JPhysB Editorial Board Member: Dr Anna Sanpera
This year we welcome to the Editorial Board a number of new Board Members. In the first of several interviews with our new members, I talk to Dr Anna Sanpera.
Dorje Brody: quantum mechanics meets mathematical finance
We interview Dorje Brody, newly appointed to the JPhysA Editorial Board, about his work on the boundaries of quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics and mathematical finance.
Funniest preprint title this week
Christopher Ferrie and Richard Kueng get a chuckle for naming their preprint Have you been using the wrong estimator? These guys bound average fidelity using this one weird trick von Neumann didn’t want you to know. Sadly, the paper doesn’t contain 31 gifs of quantum states that prove you were a 90s kid.
