Topological Order : Anyons and Fractons

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Training session
April 1, 2024 - April 12, 2024
Topological order describes phases of matter that do not result from the spontaneous breaking of a symmetry. They host excitations with non-trivial exchange statistics such as anyons and fractons. Non-abelian anyons could be used to perform topologically-protected quantum computation. The school will cover many aspects of topological order, including recent experimental developments (fractional quantum Hall edge states and quantum simulators) and progresses in numerical methods such as tensor networks.
This session is organized by :
Jean-Noël FUCHS, CNRS & Sorbonne Université, Paris
Norbert SCHUCH, University of Vienna
Frank VERSTRAETE, University of Ghent & University of Cambridge
Julien VIDAL, CNRS & Sorbonne Université, Paris

More information can be found on the session's website.


 

Published on  October 3, 2023
Updated on  October 3, 2023