Milan Sindelka
Associate Professor
Chemistry Program
Milan Sindelka has joined the Department of Chemistry at GTIIT as an associate professor in December 2024. Milan Sindelka received his Ph.D. degree in Chemical Physics from the Charles University in Prague. Afterwards Milan Sindelka worked as a postdoctoral fellow (and later on as a senior research associate) at the Technion in Haifa. In 2017, Milan Sindelka joined the Institute of Plasma Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, and served as deputy head of the Laser Plasma Department since 2019.
Milan Sindelka is a theoretician focusing on quantum mechanics. His research interests mainly include:
(1) quantum scattering theory (including nonhermitian treatments of metastable quantum systems);
(2) quantum theory of matter-light interaction (including driving of atoms by intense quantum light);
(3) quantum thermodynamics.
- Quantum scattering theory
- Nonhermitian quantum mechanics
- Matter – light interaction
- Quantum electrodynamics
- Violation of detailed balance
(1) Alicki R., Šindelka M., Gelbwaser-Klimovsky D.*, Violation of Detailed Balance in Quantum Open Systems, PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 131 (4), 040401 (2023).
(2) Šindelka M.*, Stránský P., Cejnar P., Equations of motion governing the dynamics of the exceptional points of parameterically dependent nonhermitian Hamiltonians, JOURNAL OF PHYSICS A-MATHEMATICAL AND THEORETICAL, 56 (14), 145201 (2023).
(3) Šindelka M.*, Ben-Asher A., Moiseyev N., Acceleration-gauge Hamiltonian for a laser-driven particle with a position-dependent mass, PHYSICAL REVIEW A, 103 (5), 053117 (2021).
(4) Ben-Asher A., Šimsa D., Uhlířová T., Šindelka M., Moiseyev N.*, Laser Control of Resonance Tunneling via an Exceptional Point, PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 124 (25), 253202 (2020).
(5) Šindelka M.*, Derivation of coupled Maxwell-Schroedinger equations describing matter-laser interaction from first principles of quantum electrodynamics, PHYSICAL REVIEW A, 81 (3), 033833(2010).