I am a graduate student in condensed matter physics, working in the field of fractional quantum Hall effect in multicomponent systems such as quantum Hall bilayers, wide quantum wells and graphene. I am also interested in topological phases in two-dimensional systems and their applications to topological quantum computation. A popular overview of some of these topics can be found here.

My work has been supervised by Dr. Milica Milovanovic (Scientific Computing Laboratory, Institute of Physics, Belgrade), Dr. Mark Goerbig (Laboratoire de Physique des Solides, Orsay, France) and Dr. Nicolas Regnault (Laboratoire Pierre Aigrain, Ecole Normale Superieure, France).

• Z. Papic, M. Goerbig, N. Regnault and M. V. Milovanovic, "Tunneling-driven breakdown of the 331 state and the emergent Pfaffian and composite Fermi liquid phases ", arXiv:0912.3103
• Z. Papic, G. Moller, M. V. Milovanovic, N. Regnault and M. Goerbig, "Fractional Quantum Hall State at Nu=1/4 in a Wide Quantum Well", Phys. Rev. B 79 (2009) 245325.
• Z. Papic and M. V. Milovanovic, "Quantum Disordering of 111 State and the Compressible-Incompressible Transition in Quantum Hall Bilayer Systems", Phys. Rev. B 75 (2007) 195304.

The codes I have developed can be found in DiagHam project.

For the updated list of publications please check arXiv