BCS wavefunctions are constructed as many-body scars in fermionic models whose scar-subspace dynamics coincide with the BCS mean-field Hamiltonian, protecting them from thermalization.
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Interference-protected subspaces in chaotic spin chains host broad nonthermal phenomena at high energy densities, explained by a quantitative leakage theory that extends weak ergodicity breaking beyond homogeneous scars.
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Certain BCS wavefunctions are quantum many-body scars
BCS wavefunctions are constructed as many-body scars in fermionic models whose scar-subspace dynamics coincide with the BCS mean-field Hamiltonian, protecting them from thermalization.
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Coherent dynamics in chaotic spin chains via interference-protected subspaces
Interference-protected subspaces in chaotic spin chains host broad nonthermal phenomena at high energy densities, explained by a quantitative leakage theory that extends weak ergodicity breaking beyond homogeneous scars.