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 Jeffrey Schenker. My research is in mathematical physics with a focus on disordered systems.
Research
I am interested in the effect of noise on mathematical models of physics, particularly on those that describe quantum mechanical phenomena of interest for applications in quantum information theory.
Currently, I work on disordered open quantum systems, applying the theory of ergodic quantum processes (aka, repeated interaction quantum systems, aka, quantum collision models) to solve problems.
Papers
[5] Spectral Properties of Statistically Homogeneous Repeated Quantum Interactions, in preparation,
with J. Schenker.
[4] A Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem for Repeated Bistochastic Quantum Interactions with Applications to Entanglement, arXiv:2502.14997. (submitted)
[3] Ergodic Theorems for Quantum Trajectories under Disordered Generalized Measurements, arXiv:2501.18014,
with E. Moreno-Nadales & L. Pathirana.
[2] Reducibility Theory and Ergodic Theorems for Statistically Homogeneous Repeated Quantum Interactions, arXiv:2406.10982,
with J. Schenker.
[1] Asymptotic Purification of Quantum Trajectories under Disordered Generalized Measurements, arXiv:2404.03168,
with E. Moreno-Nadales, L. Pathirana, & J. Schenker. (submitted)
My Google Scholar and my ORCiD.