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Quantum Matter: from the elementary to the Strongly correlated<\/h2>\n

The emergence of common topics between atomic, molecular and optical physics community and the community of condensed matter is a new trend in physics.<\/p>\n

Quantum information processing, which started with optical quantum techniques (atoms and trapped ions, single photons) brings to light realizations in condensed matter systems such as superconducting circuits or quantum dots.
\nThose systems can make “artificial atoms” and could improve quantum information processing devices. Researchers working with cold atoms begin to be interested in questions that preoccupied the condensed matter field for a long time: systems with strong correlation, entanglement, and coherence.<\/p>\n

We hope that these new researches will lead to a better understanding of high-temperature superconductivity. The field of quantum transport which deals with waves of matter (electrons or atoms) spreading under the influence of several forces in a solid or in a laser beam, appears as new field in between those two communities.<\/p>\n

This theme aims at promoting the researches on these fields thanks to collaborations between condensed matter and atomic, molecular and optical physics. This theme will more precisely shed light on :<\/p>\n