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  • Theoretical high-energy and condensed-matter physics share various ideas and tools. New connections between the two have been established through quantum information, providing exciting prospects for theoretical advances and even potential experimental studies. Six scientists discuss different directions of research in this inter-disciplinary field.

    • Sean Hartnoll
    • Subir Sachdev
    • Julian Sonner
    Reviews
    Nature Reviews Physics
    Volume: 3, P: 391-393

  • At high temperature, the heat diffusion in an insulator is expected to be dominated by entirely classical phonon dynamics. But theoretical study shows that the transport lifetime is subject to a quantum-mechanical bound related to the sound velocity.

    • Connie H. Mousatov
    • Sean A. Hartnoll
    Research
    Nature Physics
    Volume: 16, P: 579-584

  • Strongly interacting condensed-matter systems are often computationally intractable. By introducing a periodic lattice to a holographic model developed by string theorists, it becomes possible to study anisotropic materials that are insulating in certain directions but conducting in others.

    • Aristomenis Donos
    • Sean A. Hartnoll
    Research
    Nature Physics
    Volume: 9, P: 649-655

  • Linear resistivity across many strongly correlated materials at high temperatures has no satisfactory explanation. A universal framework of incoherent metallic transport in which quantities are bounded could be the way forward.

    • Sean A. Hartnoll
    Research
    Nature Physics
    Volume: 11, P: 54-61