A third-year Ph.D. student (2024 Fall-) at University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Hart Goldman

Office: Room 301-07, John T. Tate Hall

Email: nakaj021_at_umn.edu

Research Interest

I am interested in the exotic quantum phases that emerge in strongly correlated electron systems. My research focuses on uncovering the universal properties of these many-body states, such as topological order and fractionalization, using the framework of field theory.

By exploring the macroscopic responses and dynamics of emergent excitations, I aim to establish fundamental theories that describe novel states of matter and their potential applications in future quantum technologies.

Keywords:

• Fractional Chern insulator (FCI) & Fractional quantum anomalous Hall effect (FQAH)
• Anyon, fractional statistics
• Topological quantum field theory (TQFT), Modular tensor category (MTC)
• Duality of field theory