A disorder marker derived from central moments of disorder distributions classifies quantum probes and exhibits quadratic dependence on weak identical disorder strength, enabling estimation of maximum tolerable disorder directly from the clean probe Hamiltonian and initial state.
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A generalized coherent-state framework computes many-body density of states in irreducible sectors, supplies rigorous ground-state energy bounds, and identifies quantum and excited-state phase transitions in the LMG model and long-range Ising chains.
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A generalized coherent-state framework computes many-body density of states in irreducible sectors, supplies rigorous ground-state energy bounds, and identifies quantum and excited-state phase transitions in the LMG model and long-range Ising chains.