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20102025
most citedFlow reversals in turbulent convection via vortex reconnections

158 citations · 792 across the 19 of their papers we have counts for

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20 papers

astro-ph.HE2025

Electromagnetic Observables of Weakly Collisional Black Hole Accretion

Vedant Dhruv, Ben Prather, Mani Chandra +2

The black holes in the Event Horizon Telescope sources Messier 87* and Sagittarius A* (SgrA*) are embedded in a hot, collisionless plasma that is fully described in kinetic theory…

cond-mat.mes-hall2025

Spatio-temporal spin transport from first principles

Mayada Fadel, Joshua Quinton, Mani Chandra +3

We introduce a computational framework for first-principles density matrix transport within the Wigner function formalism to predict transport of quantum-mechanical degrees of free…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2024★ 3 cited

Magnetic-field dependence of spin-phonon relaxation and dephasing due to g-factor fluctuations from first principles

Joshua Quinton, Mayada Fadel, Junqing Xu +4

The electron spin decay lifetime in materials can be characterized by relaxation (T1) and irreversible (T2) and reversible (T2*) decoherence processes. Their interplay leads to a c…

gr-qc2023★ 7 cited

Quantum Effects of the Conformal Anomaly in a 2D Model of Gravitational Collapse

Emil Mottola, Mani Chandra, Gian Mario Manca +1

The macroscopic effects of the quantum conformal anomaly are evaluated in a simplified two-dimensional model of gravitational collapse. The effective action and stress tensor of th…

cond-mat.mes-hall2023★ 2 cited

Fractional focusing peaks and collective dynamics in two-dimensional Fermi liquids

Adbhut Gupta, Gitansh Kataria, Mani Chandra +6

Carrier transport in materials is often diffusive due to momentum-relaxing scattering with phonons and defects. Suppression of momentum-relaxing scattering can lead to the ballisti…

cond-mat.mes-hall2019

Quantum Critical Ballistic Transport in Two-Dimensional Fermi Liquids

Mani Chandra, Gitansh Kataria, Deshdeep Sahdev

Electronic transport in Fermi liquids is usually Ohmic, because of momentum-relaxing scattering due to defects and phonons. These processes can become sufficiently weak in two-dime…