Keith Fratus Email & Phone Number

Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Senior expert conducting research on the subject of open quantum systems.

Karlsruhe Area, Germany

Design of quantum algorithms to solve problems in the field of quantum chemistry, with an aim towards assisting in the research and development of new pharmaceuticals.

I studied the theoretical interpretation of Scanning Gate Microscopy (SGM) experiments, under the direction of Dietmar Weinmann and Rodolfo Jalabert. In particular, our emphasis was on the subject of "branching," a phenomenon in which the electric current in two-dimensional electron gases (particularly those in disordered semiconductor hetero-structures) is focused into narrowly-collimated filaments, even when the electron propagation is ballistic. My research is funded by an ANR grant awarded to Dietmar Weinmann through CNRS.In addition, I also continued my work on the subject of isolated quantum thermalization, in particular the question of how much information about a finite-temperature phase transition can be obtained from one eigenstate of a quantum, non-integrable Hamiltonian.

Graduate student researcher working on the computational study of the theory of thermalization in isolated quantum mechanical systems.

I was the instructor of record for Physics 103, the second in a three-part mechanics sequence, intended for Junior Physics majors. Topics included Newton's Laws, Drag, Conservation Laws, Oscillations (Simple, Damped, Driven, and Non-linear), Fourier Analysis and Green's Functions, Gravitation, The Two-Body Problem, Scattering and Cross Sections, and Special Relativity.

I was the instructor of record for Physics 6C, the third in a three-course introductory physics sequence aimed primarily at life science majors.

Chelmsford, Ma, Usa

I helped to develop the user interface for the workforce management software "Workforce Central," and also helped to develop new tools for automating the verification of style and design compliance across the entire software platform.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Condensed Matter And Materials Physics

Awarded for my research on the theory of isolated quantum thermalization, in particular my computational study of the compatibility.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mathematics

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Physics