QUANTUM INFORMATION

IN QUANTUM GRAVITY

research group

Our main goal is to explore quantum gravity using quantum information.

Our current focus is on developing quantum information tools, such as measures of entanglement or complexity, in quantum field theories and using them to understand the relation between holographic geometry and quantum entanglement.

News

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28.02.2025

New result

Local Quenches from a Krylov Perspective by Pawel Caputa (Stockholm U.) and Giuseppe Di Giulio (Stockholm U.).

Screenshot 2025-05-02 000503

28.02.2025

New result

Local Quenches from a Krylov Perspective by Pawel Caputa (Stockholm U.) and Giuseppe Di Giulio (Stockholm U.).

Screenshot 2025-05-02 000503

28.02.2025

New result

Local Quenches from a Krylov Perspective by Pawel Caputa (Stockholm U.) and Giuseppe Di Giulio (Stockholm U.).

Screenshot 2025-05-02 000503

28.02.2025

New result

Local Quenches from a Krylov Perspective by Pawel Caputa (Stockholm U.) and Giuseppe Di Giulio (Stockholm U.).

About Our Group

Our group is a part of the Faculty of Physics of Stockholm University and The Oscar Klein Centre, Stockholm, Sweden. It currently contains five members.

Our research lies at the intersection of quantum information, quantum field theory, holography and quantum gravity. At the moment we carry out two projects: ERC Consolidator Grant (Stockholm) „Quantum Complexity from Quantum Field Theories to Quantum Gravity (QComplexity)” and NCN Sonata Bis 9 (Warsaw) „Quantum Information in Quantum Field Theories and Holography: Dynamics and Complexity”.

Paweł Caputa, PhD, Group Lead

Paweł Caputa, PhD

Group Leader

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Dimitrios Patramanis, MSc

Grad Student

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Sinong Liu, PhD

Post Doc

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Jan Boruch, MSc

Grad Student

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Bowen Chen, PhD

Post Doc

Contact

Institute of Theoretical Physics,
Faculty of Physics,
University of Warsaw,
Address: Pasteura 5,
02-093 Warsaw,
Poland

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