KAWABATA Kohei

KAWABATA Kohei is a faculty member in the Department of PHY at The University of Tokyo. His research focuses on condensed matter theory and nonequilibrium physics. His group is interested in theoretical condensed matter physics, with a particular focus on nonequilibrium physics, aiming to establish new foundations and principles in contemporary physics. Recent research highlights include topological phases of open quantum systems, dissipative quantum chaos, and non-Hermitian physics. His work explores fundamental concepts such as symmetry and topology to uncover new physics intrinsic to far from equilibrium.

Kohei Kawabata is a researcher at the Institute for Solid State Physics, University of Tokyo, focusing on non-Hermitian systems in physics. His work explores topological phases, symmetry, and topology in non-Hermitian physics, including the non-Hermitian skin effect, higher-order topological phases, and exceptional points. He investigates non-Hermitian topological semimetals, many-body localization, and critical phenomena in parity-time-symmetric systems. His research also addresses entanglement phase transitions, non-Bloch band theory, and dissipative quantum chaos. Kawabata's contributions span from theoretical frameworks to experimental observations, emphasizing the interplay between topology and non-Hermitian effects in quantum systems.