Hamidreza Ramezani
Associate Professor
Postdoc University of California Berkeley
Ph.D. Wesleyan University, 2013
M.S. University of Tehran, Iran, 2007
B.S. Shahed University, Iran, 2004
Office: Cavalry 207
Phone: 956-882-6648
Email: hamidreza.ramezani@utrgv.edu
Teaching
PHYS 1401 91L - General Physics I
PHYS 6396 02 - Graduate Research I
PHYS 6350 01 - Mathematical Physics I
PHYS 1402 91L - General Physics II
Research
Dr. Ramezani's research interest is in applied physics with a focus on exotic transport phenomena which spans over a wide range of classical and quantum physical systems including electronics, experimental acoustics, theoretical optics, and quantum optics. Dr. Ramezani is seeking highly motivated graduate and undergraduate students to join his group at UTRGV. If you are a new student, interested in joining his group please feel free to contact him. To know more about his research, his group, publications, etc., please see his personal website, R-Lab.
Selected Publications
- G.-L. Zhu, H. Ramezani, C. Emary, J.-H. Gao, Y. Wu, X.-Y. Lü, “Interplay of quantum phase transition and flat band in hybrid lattices”, Physical Review Research 2 (3), 033463 (2020)
- F. Mostafavi, C. Yuce, O. Magana-Loaiza, Henning Schomerus, H. Ramezani, “Robust localized zero-energy modes from PT-symmetric defects”, Physical Review Research 2 (3), 032057 (2020)
- M. Dehghani, C. Yuce, T. Kottos, H. Ramezani, “Constant intensity conical diffraction in discrete one-dimensional lattices with charge-conjugation symmetry”, Optics Letters 45 (1), 101-104 (2020)
- C. Yuce, H. Ramezani, “Topological states in a non-Hermitian two-dimensional Su-Schrieffer-Heeger model”, Phys. Rev. A 100 (3), 032102 (2019)
- C. Yuce, H. Ramezani, “Robust exceptional points in disordered systems”, EPL 126 (1), 17002 (2019)
- F. Mostafavi, L. Yuan, H. Ramezani, “Eigenstates transition without undergoing an adiabatic process”, Phys. Rev. Lett., 122 (5), 050404 (2019)
- H. Ramezani, Pankaj Jha, Yuan Wang, Xiang Zhang, “Nonreciprocal localized mode”, Phys. Rev. Lett., 120, 043901 (2018) Selected as PRL Editors' Suggestion