Thomas Mieling
PhD Candidate at the University of Vienna
Thomas Mieling is a recipient of a DOC Fellowship of the Austrian Academy of Sciences at the Faculty of Physics of the University of Vienna. His current research focus is on aspects of optics in curved space-time with applications to gravitational quantum optics and gravitational wave interferometry.
Thomas Mieling is a recipient of a DOC Fellowship of the Austrian Academy of Sciences at the Faculty of Physics of the University of Vienna. His current research focus is on aspects of optics in curved space-time with applications to gravitational quantum optics and gravitational wave interferometry.
Articles
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May. 2023
(with Marius A. Oancea).
Polarization transport in optical fibers beyond Rytov’s law.
Physical Review Research 5 023140.
Polarization transport in optical fibers beyond Rytov’s law.
Physical Review Research 5 023140.
Mar. 2023
(with Mario Hudelist and Stefan Palenta).
Relativistic theory of elastic bodies in the presence of gravitational waves.
Classical and Quantum Gravity 40 085007.
Relativistic theory of elastic bodies in the presence of gravitational waves.
Classical and Quantum Gravity 40 085007.
Dec. 2022.
Gupta-Bleuler quantization of optical fibers in weak gravitational fields.
Physical Review A 106 26441.
Gupta-Bleuler quantization of optical fibers in weak gravitational fields.
Physical Review A 106 26441.
Talks
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2023-10-03
Vienna, Austria
Theoretical Aspects of Gravitational Quantum Optics
Vienna Theory Lunch Seminar at the University of Vienna
2023-06-02
Vienna, Austria
Fiber Optics in Curved Space-Times: Effects of Lapse and Shift
Gravitational Physics Seminar at the University of Vienna
2023-05-05
Stockholm, Sweden
Towards a Theory of Gravitational Quantum Optics
13th Central European Relativity Seminar (CERS13)
Teaching
- Winter Semester 2022: Problem session to Linear Algebra for Physicists
- Winter Semester 2017: Student tutor for Theoretical Physics III: Electrodynamics
Distinctions
- Excellence scholarships from the University of Vienna for the academic years 2014/15, 2015/16, and 2016/17 (BSc in Physics) as well as 2017/18 and 2018/19 (MSc in Physics)
- Member of the Dean’s List at the University of Vienna, Faculty of Physics
- Recipient of the 2019 Alfred Wehrl Award
- VDSP fellowship by the Vienna Doctoral School in Physics
- DOC fellowship by the Austrian Academy of Sciences