David Jennings
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Overview:
My research is in range of topics in quantum physics, largely from the perspective of quantum information theory. 
The work can be divided into rough sub-topics  (with overlap):
  • Structural aspects of quantum theory, quantum algorithms and computation.
  • Quantum thermodynamics and quantum resources.
  • Many-body and quantum field theory topics.

Recent Selected Papers:

- Energetic instability of passive states in thermodynamics, 
Sparaciari, Jennings, Oppenheim,​​ Nature Communications (2017)
- Provable quantum advantage in randomness processing, 
Dale, Jennings, Rudolph,​​ Nature Communications (2015)
- Continuum tensor network field states, path integrals and symmetries,
Jennings, Brockt, Haegeman, Osborne, Verstraete,  New Journal of Physics (2015)
- Quantum coherence, time-translation symmetry and thermodynamics,
Lostaglio, Korzekwa, Jennings, Rudolph,   Phys. Rev. X (2015).
- Quantum Steering Ellipsoids,
Jevtic, Pusey, Jennings, Rudolph,    Phys. Rev. Lett. (2014).


- Clock–Work Trade-Off Relation for Coherence in Quantum Thermodynamics,  
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Kwon, Jeong, Jennings, Yadin, Kim Phys. Rev. Lett. (2018).
​- Description of quantum coherence in thermodynamics requires constraints beyond free energy
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Lostaglio, Jennings, Rudolph,  Nature Communications (2015).
- The WAY-theorem and the quantum resource theory of asymmetry,
Ahmadi, Jennings, Rudolph,  New Journal of Physics, (2013).
- Distinct quantum states can be compatible with a single state of reality,
Lewis, Jennings, Barrett, Rudolph,  Phys. Rev. Lett. (2012).
- Maximally and minimally correlated states attainable within a closed evolving system, 
Jevtic, Jennings, Rudolph, Phys. Rev. Lett. (2012).
Other papers:  Arxiv
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