Owen Ekblad

Email: ekbladow@msu.edu 

Office: C540 Wells Hall

I am a fifth-year PhD candidate in the department of mathematics at Michigan State University. I am a student of Professor Jeff Schenker. My research is in mathematical physics. Right now, I am working on understanding disordered open quantum dynamics.

This semester, I am the recitation leader and grader for MTH 828: Graduate real analysis I.

My Google Scholar and my ORCiD. 

Research

I am interested in the mathematical physics of quantum mechanics. Currently, I am working on disordered open quantum dynamics. In particular, I study the theory of ergodic quantum processes (aka, repeated interaction quantum systems, aka, quantum collision models), which, mathematically, are positive linear cocycles on finite-dimensional von Neumann algebras. 

Preprints

In preparation

My Google Scholar and my ORCiD. 

Seminars

Here are the seminars at MSU I have organized. 

Graduate student colloquium
Initiated by myself, and co-organized with Ivan So, the graduate student colloquium was a venue in which graduate student mathematicians presented their research to other grad students, in general-audience style talks. The colloquium is concluded as of April 18, 2024. Maybe it will resume in the future. See more here

C*@MSU
C*-algebra theory, Fall semester 2023. Co-ran with Aldo Garcia Guinto. This seminar is concluded as of December 8, 2023.

RMT@MSU
Random matrix theory, Spring semester 2023. This seminar is concluded as of April 27, 2023. See more here