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Cohen, Doron

Faculty
Cohen, Doron
Email
dcohen@bgu.ac.il
Office
54/310
Phone
08-6477557
Website
http://www.bgu.ac.il/~dcohen
Research type
Theoretical
Research topics

Quantum chaos; Driven mesoscopic systems; Interplay of stochastic and coherent dynamics.

Researcher identification
ORCID

Responsibilities

Research group

  1. MSc student, Ben Avnit
  2. PhD student, Yehoshua Winsten

Past postdocs *

  1. Dekel Shapira (2021)
  2. Geva Arwas (2019)
  3. Christine Khripkov (2019)

Past graduate students *

  1. Dmitry Boriskovsky, MSc (2021)
  2. Dekel Shapira, PhD (2020)
  3. Isaac Weinberg, MSc (2018)
  4. Geva Arwas, PhD (2018)
  5. Gitit Feingold, MSc (2018)
  6. Daniel Hurowitz, PhD (2016)
  7. Yaron De Leeuw, MSc (2013)
  8. Geva Arwas, MSc (2013)
  9. Daniel Hurowitz, MSc (2012)
  10. Dotan Davidovitch, MSc (2012)
  11. Maya Chuchem, PhD (2012)
  12. Alexander Stotland, PhD (2010)
  13. Itamar Sela, PhD (2010)
  14. Maya Chuchem, MSc (2008)
  15. Yoav Etzioni, MSc (2006)
  16. Itamar Sela, MSc (2006)
  17. Chen Sarig, MSc (2006)
  18. Alexander Stotland, MSc (2005)

Past undergraduate students *

  1. Rotem Berman (2020)
* Past students / postdocs data might be incomplete

Research highlights

Superfluidity and thermalization in low dimensional Bose-Hubbard circuits

Superfluidity and thermalization in low dimensional Bose-Hubbard circuits

Circuits with condensed bosons can support superflow. Such circuits, if realized, will be used as QUBITs (for quantum computation) or as SQUIDs (for sensing of acceleration or gravitation). We are studying the feasibility and the design considerations for such devices. The key is to develop a theory for the superfluidity in an atomtronic circuit. Such theory goes beyond the traditional framework of Landau and followers, since is involves ''Quantum chaos'' considerations.

Non-equilibrium steady state of low-dimensional systems

Non-equilibrium steady state of low-dimensional systems

It is possible to induce non-equilibrium steady state current, which required e.g. a radiation source. We have studied the non-monotonic dependence of the current on the intensity of the driving, and its statistical properties. We also have addressed questions that concern the relaxation of such current, and how it depends on percolation and localization properties of the model.

Additional research highlights