Pengcheng Wan

Postdoc

Email: wanpc _at_ simis.cn
Research Fields: Theoretical Physics
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Bio

Pengcheng Wan is a Postdoctoral Research Scholar at Shanghai Institute for Mathematics and Interdisciplinary Sciences (SIMIS). He obtained his Ph.D in atomic and molecular physics at East China Normal University in 2022.

Doctor Wan’s current research interests mainly foucs on toroidal electromagnetic calculation and conformal transformation. He aims to efficiently calculate the electromagnetic scattering of arbitrary-shaped metal surfaces by combining global basis functions and computational conformal geometry methods, providing more efficient computational methods for applications.

Education Experience

2016-2022    East China Normal University    Atomic and Molecular Physics    Doctor

Work Experience

2024-            SIMIS    Postdoc

Honors and Awards

  1. The Nengda Scholarship, ECNU, 2021.
  2. Graduate Student Academic Scholarship, ECNU, 2015-2020.
  3. Excellent Source Scholarship for Recommended Students, ECNU, 2015.

Publication

  1. Wan Pengcheng, Ren Yinghui, Wang Qianjing, et al. Dirac fermion metagratings in graphene[J]. npj 2D Materials and Applications, 2021, 5(1): 1-7.
  2. Zhao Ruihuang,Wan Pengcheng, Zhou Ling, et al. Electron metasurfaces in graphene [J]. Physical Review B, 2023, 103(8): 085431.
  3. Ren Yinghui, Wan Pengcheng, Zhou Ling, et al. Zero-index metamaterials for Dirac fermion in graphene[J]. Physical Review B, 2021, 103(8): 085431.
  4. Huang Di, Wan Pengcheng, Zhou Ling, et al. Optical trapping core formation and general trapping mechanism in single-beam optical tweezers[J]. New Journal of Physics, 2022, 24(4): 043043.
  5. Ren Yinghui, Gao Yichun, Wan Pengcheng, et al. Effective medium theory for electron waves in a gate-defined quantum dot array in graphene[J]. Physical Review B, 2019,100(4): 045422.
  6. Cao Xiyuan, Wang Qianjing, Wan Pengcheng, et al. Electric symmetric dipole modes enabling retroreflection from an array consisting of homogeneous isotropic linear dielectric rods[J]. Advanced Optical Materials, 2020, 8(17): 2000452.
  7. Wang Qianjing, Zhou Ling, Wan Pengcheng, et al. Retroreflection from a single layer of electromagnetic Helmholtz cavities based on magnetic symmetric dipole modes[J]. Optics Express, 2020, 28(21): 30606-30615.
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