Registration and Coffee Room: 122:026

Welcome week 1 Room: 122:026

Boundary conditions of Weyl semimetals and edge-of-edge states

• Koji Hashimoto (Osaka University)

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Weyl semimetals, nodal-line semimetals, and quantum spin Hall insulators from structural distortions in telluride materials

• Alexander Lau (TU Delft)

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Topolectrical circuit realizations of topological and non-Hermitian lattice models

• Titus Neupert (University of Zürich)

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From geometry of Zak phase to classical currents

• Alexander Sergeev (M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University)

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Generalized biorthogonal bulk-boundary correspondence in non-Hermitian systems

• Elisabet Edvardsson (Stockholm University)

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Bulk-boundary correspondence, singular values and entanglement spectrum in non-Hermitian systems

• Loic Herviou (KTH)

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Consistent chiral kinetic theory in Weyl semimetals

• Pavel Sukhachov (Nordita)

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Topological order: new states, new transitions and new probes

• Gunnar Moller (University of Kent)

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Non-Abelian Reciprocal Braiding of Weyl Nodes

• Adrien Bouhon (Nordita)

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Anomalous charge and thermal Hall effects in magnetic Weyl semimetals

• Binghai Yan (Weizmann Institute of Science)

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Signature of proximity-induced odd-frequency pairing in the Josephson current on the surface of Weyl nodal loop semimetals

• Paramita Dutta (Uppsala University)

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Registration and Coffee (Please note the new location: Lecture hall H1, KTH (Teknikringen 33)) Room: H1

Welcome week 2 Room: H1

Diagnosing quantum chaos in many-body systems using entanglement as a resource

• Marcel Franz (University of British Columbia)

Room: H1

Josephson controlled topological superconductivity

• Ady Stern (Weizmann Institute of Science)

Room: H1

Welcome conference (Please note the new location: Lecture hall H1, KTH (Teknikringen 33)) Room: H1

Partial lattice dislocations in higher order topological insulators

• Jennifer Cano (Stony Brook University)

Room: H1

Anomalous conductance scaling in strained Weyl semimetals

• Jan Behrends (University of Cambridge)

Room: H1

Failure of Nielsen-Ninomiya theorem and fragile topology of twisted bilayer graphene

• Bohm Jung Yang (Seoul National University)

Room: H1

Hofstadter Topology

• Andrei Bernevig (Princeton University)

Room: H1

Boundary-obstructed topological phases

• Raquel Queiroz (Weizmann Institute of Science)

Room: H1

Theory of Chern glass

• Teemu Ojanen (Tampere University)

Room: H1

Topological phases in the context of non-Hermitian physics

• Flore Kunst (Stockholm University)

Room: H1

Magneto-transport, axial fields and what acoustics can teach us about Weyl semimetals

• Sebastian Huber (ETH Zürich)

Room: H1

How Solid State Chemistry predicts new Quantum materials

• Leslie Schoop (Princeton University)

Room: H1

Topological protection and variability of Fermi arcs on Weyl semimetal surfaces

• Haim Beidenkopf (Weizmann Institute of Science)

Room: H1

Fractionally charged gapless states: fractional Weyl semimetals and bilayer quantum Hall effects

• Tobias Meng (TU Dresden)

Room: H1

Topology in crystalline materials with and without time reversal symmetry

• Jasper van Wezel (University of Amsterdam)

Room: H1

New proposal for measuring the Hall viscosity in two-dimensional Fermi liquids

• David Rodriguez Fernandez (Würzburg University)

Room: H1

Tenfold way and many-body zero modes in the Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev model

• Benjamin Beri (University of Cambridge)

Room: H1

Poster Session and Coffee Room: Albanova

Reception Room: Albanova

2D Topological magnets, Hopf-link and 3D Weyl magnets: Spectroscopy and Transport

• Zahid Hasan (Princeton University)

Room: H1

Optical and transport properties of metals with nontrivial band geometry

• Dmytro Pesin (University of Virginia)

Room: H1

Photonic Topological Anomalies

• Henning Schomerus (Lancaster University)

Room: H1

Periodic Table of Topological Materials

• Maia Vergniory (Donostia International Physics Center)

Room: H1

Topological Multipole Theories for Higher Order Topological Insulators

• Yizhi You (Princeton University)

Room: H1

Momentum space topology of graphite

• Tero Heikkilä (University of Jyväskylä)

Room: H1

Topological quasicrystalline insulators: topological phases without crystalline counterparts

• Daniel Varjas (TU Delft)

Room: H1

Dynamical quantum phase transitions

• Markus Heyl (Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems)

Room: H1

Quantization in chiral higher-order topological insulators

• Adolfo Grushin (Neel Institute)

Room: H1

Realization of NbP and TaP epitaxial thin films - a new playground for topological heterostructures

• Amilcar Bedoya Pinto (Max Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics)

Room: H1

New approaches to transpot detection of Majorana zero modes

• Dmitry Pikulin (Microsoft Station Q)

Room: H1

Josephson Detection of Time Reversal Symmetry Breaking s+- Superconductivity in SnTe Nanowires

• James Williams (University of Maryland)

Room: H1

Heat pumping from braiding Majorana zero mode

• Dganit Meidan (Ben Gurion University)

Room: H1

Synthetic topological matter: a 1D-2D crossover

• Kirill Shtengel (University of California, Riverside)

Room: H1

Gauge-frustrated Kitaev spin liquid

• Maria Hermanns (Stockholm University)

Room: H1

Welcome week 3 Room: 122:026

Learning Quantum Hamiltonians: Local Inverse Problems in Condensed Matter

• Netanel Lindner (Technion)

Room: 122:026

Topological domain wall states in one-dimensional systems and the properties of surface atomic steps in the SnTe material class

• Timo Hyart (Polish Academy of Sciences)

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Dynamics of the fractional quantum Hall effect: from 'graviton' oscillation to quantum many-body scars

• Zlatko Papic (University of Leeds)

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Localization Counteracts Decoherence in Noisy Floquet Topological Chains

• Lukas Sieberer (University of Innsbruck)

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Quantum Annealers with Non-stoquastic Hamiltonians

• Layla Hormozi (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

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Topological transition in weak-measurement-induced geometric phases

• Alessandro Romito (Lancaster University)

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Topology by dissipation: Novel transport properties and disorder-induced criticality

• Moshe Goldstein (Tel Aviv University)

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Detecting fractional Chern insulators through circular dichroism

• Cecile Repellin (MIT)

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Phase transitions under drive (fast and slow)

• Sebastian Diehl (University of Cologne)

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Entanglement diagnostics for symmetry-protected topological phases

• Marcello Dalmonte (ICTP)

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Non-Hermitian topological phases

• Masatoshi Sato (Kyoto University)

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Majoranas in zigzag geometry: why shape matters

• Anton Akhmerov (TU Delft)

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Second-order Dirac superconductors and Superfluid weight in twisted bilayer graphene

• Enrico Rossi (William & Mary)

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Non-Hermitian topology and superconductivity

• Tanmoy Das (Indian Institute of Science)

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Making Majoranas talk to charge: first steps towards quantum information processing with Majorana bound states

• Martin Leijnse (Lund University)

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Beneficial Aspects of Disorder in Topological Phases

• Arbel Haim (Caltech)

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Higher-order boundary states of topological crystalline insulators

• Piet Brouwer (Freie Universitaet)

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Probing Majorana bound states by electron transport

• Patrik Recher (TU Braunschweig)

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Quantum oscillations in topological semi-metals: smoking gun, or not?

• Philip Moll (EPFL)

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Topological properties of Bismuth nanowires revealed by superconducting proximity effect

• Anil Murani (CEA-Saclay)

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Transmission amplitude and phase through a Coulomb-blockaded Majorana wire

• Bernd Rosenow (University of Leipzig)

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