Prof.
Moshe
Goldstein
- School of Physics and Astronomy
Tel Aviv University
English, Hebrew
- Discipline Physics
- Physics Field Atomic and Molecular Physics, Condensed Matter, Nanophysics, Optical Physics, Quantum Information and Computing, Solid State, Statistical Physics, Theoretical Physics, Transport Phenomena
- Research Keywords circuit quantum electrodynamics, electron hydrodynamics, entanglement, exciton polaritons, graphene, Hall viscosity, low dimensional electronic systems, nonequilibrium physics, open quantum systems, oxide interfaces, polarons, quantum computation, quantum dots, quantum Hall effect, quantum impurities, quantum information, quantum simulation, quantum wires, superconducting qubits, tensor networks, topological states of matter, van der Waals materials
Research Interests
The theory (both analytical and numerical) of nanoscale and low-dimensional quantum systems in the solid state and in AMO (atomic-molecular-optical) physics. These systems offer the fascinating challenge of understanding the interplay between quantum interference, strong correlations, topology, nonequilibrium dynamics, and quantum information. Furthermore, they are important as the building blocks of near-future devices, including quantum simulators and quantum computers.
Selected Awards
Israel Physical Society (ISF); US-Israel Binational Science Foundation (BSF); German-Israeli Foundation (GIF); Israel Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST)
