Andrea De Luca Personal Website

I am a theoretical physicist at the intersection between statistical physics, condensed matter, quantum information and mathematical physics.

Since 2019, I am a CNRS researcher (chargé de recherche) based at the LPTM, CYU -Cergy Paris University.

EPR spectrum in the dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP) protocol for electron spins under microwave irradiations, when disorder dominates (top) or interaction dominates (down). The two scenarios are connected with the emergence of many-body localisation in this system.
The diffusive dynamics of non-interacting fermions under dephasing
The evolution of entanglement and its saturation in the minima cut picture emerging in brick-wall random unitary circuits.
The competition between two non-intersecting directed polymers in the same random medium.

Last news

Two preprints on universality in MITPsJanuary 31, 2024
I am very happy that after a real tour de force at the end of the last year, we managed to put out two different papers proposing a random matrix […]
Journée de la Physique StatistiqueJanuary 30, 2024
Universality, quantum measurements and random matrices https://jstat.phys.ens.fr/en
QM | ColloquiumMay 30, 2023
Universal out-ofequilibrium Dynamics of 1D Critical Quantum Systems Perturbed by Noise https://quantummatterpt.weebly.com/qmcolloquium.html

Short CV

In my academic background, I was a student at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, then obtained a PhD in Statistical Physics at Sissa (Trieste) on aspects of ergodicity breaking in quantum systems under the supervision of Antonello Scardicchio. I spent several years in Paris as a postdoc, first at the Ecole Normale Superieure (ENS) and later at the LPTMS (Orsay). Before returning to France as a researcher, I spent a few years at the Rudolf Peierls Centre for theoretical physics in Oxford under the mentorship of John T. Chalker, where I was awarded a Marie Curie Individual Fellowship.

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