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Minchul Lee is a Professor in Department of Applied Physics, Kyung Hee University. He obtained his Ph.D. in Department of Physics, Seoul National University. As theoretical condensed matter physicist, his research interests include quantum transport and phase transition in many-body quantum systems such as quantum-dot junctions, topological wires, and semi-condutor nanostructures. The recent studies are extended to the field of quantum entanglement, focusing on the dynamics and phase transition of quantum entanglement in open quantum systems. | Minchul Lee is a Professor in Department of Applied Physics, Kyung Hee University. He obtained his Ph.D. in Department of Physics, Seoul National University. As theoretical condensed matter physicist, his research interests include quantum transport and phase transition in many-body quantum systems such as quantum-dot junctions, topological wires, and semi-condutor nanostructures. The recent studies are extended to the field of quantum entanglement, focusing on the dynamics and phase transition of quantum entanglement in open quantum systems. | ||
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Minchul Lee is a Professor in Department of Applied Physics, Kyung Hee University. He obtained his Ph.D. in Department of Physics, Seoul National University. As theoretical condensed matter physicist, his research interests include quantum transport and phase transition in many-body quantum systems such as quantum-dot junctions, topological wires, and semi-condutor nanostructures. The recent studies are extended to the field of quantum entanglement, focusing on the dynamics and phase transition of quantum entanglement in open quantum systems.