Yunxiang Liao
Assistant professor
About me
My research lies in theoretical condensed matter physics, focusing on quantum many-body systems both in and out of equilibrium. I am particularly interested in understanding how interactions, disorder and quantum measurements shape the properties and dynamics of quantum many-body systems, in the context of quantum chaos, thermalization, localization and measurement-induced phase transitions. I also work on electron hydrodynamics, quantum transport, non-Fermi liquids, and superconductivity.
Courses
Degree Project in Physics, Second Cycle (SH204X), examiner
Degree Project in Theoretical Physics, Second Cycle (SI201X), examiner
Mathematical Methods in Physics, Additional Course (SI1142), teacher, course responsible
Non-Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics (FSI3075), examiner, teacher, course responsible
Nonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics (SI2520), teacher, course responsible, examiner