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  • P, SRAVYA (2019-04)
    Fluctuation relations have been one of the recent discoveries that have helped us take a step in understanding how thermodynamics can be applied to small systems in the quantum regime. In this study, we investigate the ...
  • VALECHA, BHAVESH (2021-06)
    The tremendous advances in technology achieved over the past few decades have made possible engineering thermoelectric devices at astonishingly small scales, scales at which we can no longer neglect the inherent fluctuations. ...
  • SARYAL, SUSHANT (Dept. of Physics, 2022-07)
    The second law of thermodynamics forbids the possibility of a perpetual machine of a second kind. It provides a universal upper bound on the efficiency of any thermal machine operating between two heat baths, famously known ...
  • GHOSH, BISHAL KUMAR (2023-05)
    This thesis aims to study quantum transport and quantum dynamics properties in one dimensional quasi-periodic lattice systems. In particular we aim here to understand the impact of external probes on both the steady state ...
  • DOSAJH, SHIVAM (2024-04)
    One of the fundamental axioms of quantum mechanics is that observables are self-adjoint or Hermitian operators in a complex Hilbert space. What started as a mathematical curiosity in the late 90s, theoretical investigations ...
  • DHAWAN, ABHINAV (2024-05)
    This thesis aims to study quantum transport in one-dimensional and quasi one-dimensional lattice systems. The first part deals with non-interacting fermions showing long-range power-law decaying hopping on an open ...