Portrait photo of Martin Ganahl
Portrait photo of Martin Ganahl
Affiliations
  • Perimeter Institute

Martin Ganahl is a member of the Tensor Networks Group, working with Guifre Vidal at the Perimeter Institute. He currently studies physics at the Graz University of Technology, where he is finishing his Ph.D. with Hans Gerd Evertz. His present research relates to non-equilibrium dynamics of quantum system in one dimension, where he uses matrix product state (MPS) methods to numerically solve the many electron Schrödinger equation. He is also interested in hybrid approaches where MPS are combined with other techniques like dynamical mean‑field theory.

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