ERC Advanced Grant · 2022
Emergence is central to our understanding of the world. It addresses the question of how did a seemingly unlimited diversity emerge from a small number of simple constituents. Ultimately emergence in physics is related to an inaccessibility of knowledge about the microscopic world, out of which new phenomena are formed at a larger scale. In quantum physics the Renormalization Group is a prominent example relating microscopic physics to emerging new phenomena. The main thrust in the research proposed here is to experimentally study in full detail emergence in the quantum world, all the way from the microscopic physics of elementary (atomic) constituents to a hierarchy of effective models at…
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