Dr. Imriška, Jakub
	Name: Jakub Imri\v{s}ka    (LaTeX-style) Position: PhD student (September 2011 - April 2016) Group: Computational Physics (Prof. Matthias Troyer) Institute: Institute for Theoretical Physics ETH Zurich, Switzerland Contact: --- Currently out of academia.

Employment:

• May 2019 - present: research and development engineer at Photoneo
• July 2016 - August 2018: software engineer at Google Switzerland

Publications:

• First-order topological phase transition of the Haldane-Hubbard model
  Jakub Imriska, Lei Wang, Matthias Troyer
  Phys. Rev. B 94, 035109 (July 2016)
  Preprint: arXiv:1604.03553 (Apr 2016)
• Thermodynamics of the Hubbard model on stacked honeycomb and square lattices
  Jakub Imriska, Emanuel Gull, Matthias Troyer
  Eur. Phys. J. B 89: 171 (Aug 2016), share link
  Preprint: arXiv:1509.08919 (Sept 2015)
• Fidelity susceptibility made simple: A unified quantum Monte Carlo approach
  Lei Wang, Ye-Hua Liu, Jakub Imriska, Ping Nang Ma, Matthias Troyer
  Phys. Rev. X 5, 031007 (July 2015)
  Preprint: arXiv:1502.06969 (Feb 2015)
• Thermodynamics and magnetic properties of the anisotropic 3D Hubbard model
  J. Imriska, M. Iazzi, L. Wang, E. Gull, D. Greif, Th. Uehlinger, G. Jotzu, L. Tarruell, T. Esslinger, M. Troyer
  Phys. Rev. Lett. 112, 115301 (March 2014) and Erratum Phys. Rev. Lett. 112, 159903 (April 2014)
  Preprint: arXiv:1309.7362 (Sept 2013)
• A model project for reproducible papers: critical temperature for the Ising model on a square lattice
  M. Dolfi, J. Gukelberger, A. Hehn, J. Imriska, K. Pakrouski, T. F. Rønnow, M. Troyer, I. Zintchenko, F. Chirigati, J. Freire, D. Shasha
  arXiv:1401.2000 (Jan 2014)
• Variational study of the magnetically induced metal-insulator transition in $FeSi_{1−x}Ge_{x}$
  Jakub Imriska and Richard Hlubina
  Phys. Rev. B 84, 195144 (Nov 2011)

Thesis:

• Doctoral thesis: Hubbard models on general lattices: A dynamical cluster approximation approach
  Supervisor: Matthias Troyer. ETH Zurich (Switzerland); 2016.
• Diploma thesis: Magnetically induced metal-insulator transition
  Supervisor: Richard Hlubina. Comenius University in Bratislava (Slovakia); 2011.
• Bachelor thesis: Phase diagram of a modified XY model
  Supervisor: Richard Hlubina. Comenius University in Bratislava (Slovakia); 2009.

Workshops, summer schools:

• Internship at Google Switzerland GmbH in Zurich (Switzerland), April 13 - August 28, 2015
• International conference Advanced Numerical Algorithms for Strongly Correlated Quantum Systems in Wurzburg (Germany), February 23-26, 2015: Neel transition temperatures for the Hubbard model on layered honeycomb lattice (poster)
• MARVEL Review & Retreat in Lausanne (Switzerland), September 8-10, 2014
• Quantum Critical Matter - From atoms to bulk in Obergurgl (Tirol, Austria), August 18-23, 2014: Quantum phase transition in the Hubbard model on the honeycomb lattice (poster)
• QSIT Junior Meeting 2014 in Passugg (Switzerland), June 10-13, 2014: Correlations in the anisotropic Hubbard model (presentation and abstract)
• PASC Conference 2014 in Zurich (Switzerland), June 2-3, 2014: Anisotropy-driven enhancement of spincorrelations (poster)
• Theoretical Physics Workshop and Summer School: Models of Modern Physics in Svit (Slovakia), September 8-15, 2013: Introduction to path integral Monte Carlo (non-relativistic) and exercises
• PASC Junior Retreat in Mannedorf (Switzerland), July 9-12, 2013: Anisotropic Hubbard model on a cubic lattice examined by the dynamical cluster approximation (poster)
• 5th MaNEP Winter School in Saas Fee (Switzerland), January 13-18, 2013
• International summer School on New Trends in Computational Approaches for Many-Body Systems in Sherbrooke (Québec, Canada), May 28 to June 8, 2012
• 1st NCCR QSIT Student School and 2nd NCCR QSIT General Meeting in Arosa (Switzerland), January 30 to February 1 (Student School), February 1-3 (General QSIT meeting), 2012

Teaching assistant for:

• General relativity (HS 2015) given by Prof. Dr. Matthias Gaberdiel
• Programming Techniques for Scientific Simulations I (HS 2014) given by Prof. Matthias Troyer
• Continuum mechanics (FS 2014) given by PD Dr. Vadim Geshkenbein
• General relativity (HS 2013) given by Prof. Philippe Jetzer
• Continuum mechanics (FS 2013) given by Prof. Romain Teyssier
• Programming Techniques for Scientific Simulations (HS 2012) given by Prof. Matthias Troyer
• Solid State Theory (FS 2012) given by Prof. Dr. Manfred Sigrist
• Classical mechanics (HS 2011) given by Prof. Dr. Ben Moore

Interests:

• Fluid simulations
• Instabilities in fluids
• Fusion
• Avalanche dynamics, glacial motion, meteorology forecasts