Quantum Interactions & Control (ICQ)
The “Quantum Interactions and Control” (ICQ) department comprises two groups of theorists whose research subjects focus on quantum systems and their interactions, including molecular and atomic spectroscopy, the dynamics of molecular reactive collisions, metrological spectroscopy, control of quantum systems by electromagnetic fields, quantum nano-optics and quantum information, non-linear dynamics with applications to optical fibers. The work of its members is characterized by a largely interdisciplinary approach, involving strong collaborations with teams from Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Planetology and Astrophysics. Both groups have a large number of collaborations with experimental groups, both locally and nationally and internationally.
Molecules, Atoms, Reactivity and Scattering (MARS) team
The MARS group has a well-established expertise in the field of molecular and atomic spectroscopy, as well as molecular reaction dynamics. The group promotes applications in atmospheric and environmental physics, astrophysics, planetology and high precision metrology. It also focuses on the dissemination of molecular spectroscopy data, in particular via the European consortium VAMDC (Virtual Atomic and Molecular Data Center).
Dynamics and Quantum Technologies Team – DyTeQ
The DyTeQ team brings together theoretical physicists and mathematicians who aim to develop models of quantum systems and non-linear processes, to analyze and simulate their dynamics, in particular their control by external fields. These studies are based on the development and application of mathematical methods in dynamical systems theory, differential and algebraic geometries, field theory and control theory. These methods are mainly used in the field of quantum technologies, such as quantum optics, quantum information, quantum simulations and quantum control. Numerous experimental collaborations allow these approaches to be applied to devices as varied as quantum plasmonics, Bose-Einstein condensates, magnetic resonance or superconducting circuits.
Hans-Rudolf Jauslin
Head
hans.jauslin@u-bourgogne.fr
Tél : 03 80 39 59 70
Vincent BOUDON
Co-head
vincent.boudon@u-bourgogne.fr
Tél : 03 80 39 59 10
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Quantum Interactions & Control (ICQ)
The “Quantum Interactions and Control” (ICQ) department comprises two groups of theorists whose research subjects focus on quantum systems and their interactions, including molecular and atomic spectroscopy, the dynamics of molecular reactive collisions, metrological spectroscopy, control of quantum systems by electromagnetic fields, quantum nano-optics and quantum information, non-linear dynamics with applications to optical fibers. The work of its members is characterized by a largely interdisciplinary approach, involving strong collaborations with teams from Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Planetology and Astrophysics. Both groups have a large number of collaborations with experimental groups, both locally and nationally and internationally.
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The MARS group has a well-established expertise in the field of molecular and atomic spectroscopy, as well as molecular reaction dynamics. The group promotes applications in atmospheric and environmental physics, astrophysics, planetology and high precision metrology. It also focuses on the dissemination of molecular spectroscopy data, in particular via the European consortium VAMDC (Virtual Atomic and Molecular Data Center).
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The DyTeQ team brings together theoretical physicists and mathematicians who aim to develop models of quantum systems and non-linear processes, to analyze and simulate their dynamics, in particular their control by external fields. These studies are based on the development and application of mathematical methods in dynamical systems theory, differential and algebraic geometries, field theory and control theory. These methods are mainly used in the field of quantum technologies, such as quantum optics, quantum information, quantum simulations and quantum control. Numerous experimental collaborations allow these approaches to be applied to devices as varied as quantum plasmonics, Bose-Einstein condensates, magnetic resonance or superconducting circuits.
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Head
hans.jauslin@u-bourgogne.fr
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Tél : 03 80 39 59 70Vincent BOUDON
Co-head
vincent.boudon@u-bourgogne.fr
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Tél : 03 80 39 59 10