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Sakshi Bahamnia

Sakshi Bahamnia

Graduate Student

Atomic, Molecular, & Optical Physics

A photo of Sakshi Bahamnia.

 

Email: sakshi.bahamnia@ou.edu

Office: LH 207

Advisor: Robert Lewis-Swan

Bio

I am a PhD student at Center of Quantum Research and Technology at OU. I am doing my research in Atomic and Molecuar physics. At present I am doing quantum simulations for a qudits (at present 3 states) realized through specialized system of Rybderg atoms in a lattice using sophisticated phase-space methods like truncated Wigner approximation (TWA). Prior to that, I worked on research involving open quantum systems and quantum chemistry. It involved analyzing the decoherence of the water's hydrogen molecule on Born-Oppenheimer surfaces. Another included utilizing dressed Rydberg aggregates to simulate the interior vibrations of molecular aggregates. My research interests include quantum optics, quantum chemistry, open quantum systems, quantum information.


Education

B.S./M.S. Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Bhopal (2019)