Career
- 2017-present: Ph.D., University of Cambridge
Research
Kirill is a member of the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics working in a research group of Professor Natalia Berloff. His current research interests are quantum/classical simulators, driven-dissipative physical platforms, Ising/Potts/XY Hamiltonians.
Selected Publications
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K.P.Kalinin and N.G.Berloff, Simulating Ising and n-state planar Potts models and external fields with non-equilibrium condensates, Physical Review Letters, 2018
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K.P.Kalinin and N.G.Berloff, Global optimization of spin Hamiltonians with gain-dissipative systems, Scientific Reports, 2018
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K.P.Kalinin and N.G.Berloff, Networks of non-equilibrium condensates for global optimization, New Journal of Physics, 2018
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K.P.Kalinin and N.G.Berloff, Blockchain platform with proof-of-work based on analog Hamiltonian optimisers, arXiv:1802.10091, 2018
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K. Kalinin, P.G. Lagoudakis, N.G. Berloff, Matter wave coupling of spatially separated and unequally pumped polariton condensates, Physical Review B, 2018
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K.Kalinin, P.G. Lagoudakis, and N.G.Berloff, Exotic states of matter with polariton chains, Physical Review B, 2018
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L. Pickup, K. Kalinin, A. Askitopoulos, Z. Hatzopoulos, P. G. Savvidis, N. G. Berloff, P.G. Lagoudakis, Optical bistability under non-resonant excitation in spinor polariton condensates, Physical Review Letters, 2018