This, after all, has been the guiding principle behind our latest updates, bringing interfaces to the #TRIQS and #w2dynamics libraries, as well as language-level interoperability with Python, C/C++, Julia... and, with minimal effort, any C-interfacing language you might think of 😉

Whereas standard cuprates must find a compromise between correlations and coherence to find a maximal critical temperature at optimal doping, we propose that trilayers effectively hack the limitation by realizing both aspects all together. A sort of ying yang superconductor if you will 😄

Furthermore, in the superconducting phase, the central layer displays a greatly enhanced d-wave gap at densities relevant for the experimental realization. At larger doping fractions even the overdoped outer layers have a slightly larger gap than a corresponding single layer.

Our model captures the essence of layer dependent physics, with the central and outer layers respectively pinned to the underdoped and overdoped regimes. Yet, in the normal phase, all layers display a higher quasiparticle count with respect to a single layer at the same doping!

Finally on arxiv my first collaboration with an experimental group!

arxiv.org/abs/2506.01448

We support, with cluster embedding calculations, new exciting tr-ARPES and RXS data on the Bi2223 trilayer cuprate, celebrated for its record critical superconducting temperature…

Regarding science, I've been recently interested in applying concepts of #qinfo to traditional problems in #str-el. You can find an overview in my PhD thesis, which came out of embargo a few months ago, at
hdl.handle.net/20.500.11767...

Many things are brewing since then, though. Stay tuned!

On twitter I've never posted my flute playing, for some reason. Here I'll start with a snippet of that, to break the ice 😛

(yes, I'm rushing a bit: mic panic)