Once you know, it will be hard to remember what it was like not to know. This is known as the Curse of Knowledge. But there is a solution: Share what you know once you know!
I am Benjamin and on this blog, I am sharing what I learn about physics and beyond. It’s mostly related to chaos theory, dynamical systems, stochastic processes, quantum chaos and quantum physics, quantum computing, and quantum machine learning.
Research has led me to explore
- random resistor networks & percolation
- the domain wall conductivity in ferroelectrics
- the phase diagram of chiral magnets within mean-field theory
- the chaotic behavior of spin-torque oscillators
- an approximation to the magnon band structure of a Skyrmion crystal lattice
An overview of my research articles you’ll find at Google Scholar.
Conferences & Workshops
Past events that I contributed to either a poster or a talk.
December 2020 | Winter School on Strongly Correlated Quantum Matter
September 2019 | Skyrmionics Workshop for Young Researcher
June 2019 | Sol-SkyMag 2019 International Conference on Magnetism & Spintronics
March 2018 | DPG Spring Meeting 2018
Ressources
www.distill.pub/2017/research-debt
Research debt is the accumulation of missing interpretive labor.
www.jakobschwichtenberg.com/curse-of-knowledge
The curse of knowledge and how to avoid it.
www.tensornetwork.org
An open-source review article focused on tensor networks.
www.topocondmat.org
An excellent open-source course on topology in condensed matter physics.