Schur-complement truncations of HEOM for finite-dimensional systems converge spectrally to the full equations and are free of spectral pollution when the exact HEOM is stable.
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DMFT on the 2D Hubbard-Holstein model produces two Fermi-resonance peaks in electronic friction missed by MFT, with EF-LD simulations revealing substantial differences in electron population dynamics.
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Tensor network scans reveal that the stationary spin entanglement entropy ridge follows population phase boundaries at small s but lacks the two-branch structure at large s in the sub-Ohmic spin-boson model.
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Quantum dynamic simulation of triplet formation in an effective model of Y6 (BTP-4F)
Five-state HEOM simulation of Y6 dimers identifies an aggregation-enabled intermolecular charge-transfer route to triplets that is absent in the monomer and shows Marcus theory fails on long-time yields.
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A DMFT approach to evaluate electronic frictional effects near solid surfaces of strongly correlated systems
DMFT on the 2D Hubbard-Holstein model produces two Fermi-resonance peaks in electronic friction missed by MFT, with EF-LD simulations revealing substantial differences in electron population dynamics.