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Molecular Quantum Materials 2

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In these two lectures, I will introduce quantum materials designed from molecular building blocks for an umbrella of applications from quantum timekeeping to quantum bit and to various condensed matter models. In the first lecture, I will show how molecules can reproduce properties of atomic clocks and spin qubits. In the second lecture, I will show several condensed matter models designed from the molecules such as the Haldane model and Shastry-Sutherland lattice.

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