Layered Kitaev-Ising spin-orbital models map to N-flavor Hubbard models with emergent SU(N) symmetry; mean-field for N=3 yields intertwined orders and spin fragmentation with liquid orbitals.
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Chiral order in 2D nonreciprocal flocks is generically unstable and destroyed by defect proliferation, yielding spatiotemporally chaotic dynamics with a diverging correlation length as nonreciprocity vanishes.
Landau singularity analysis of two-point functions in Schwinger-Keldysh EFTs identifies nonlinear relaxation modes that produce power-law late-time decay when gapless modes are present.
The elastic Grüneisen ratio becomes arbitrarily large at low T near maximal frustration in Ising models, signaling extensive ground-state entropy, while Heisenberg models show phase transitions dominating the low-T response.
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Fractionalization, emergent SU($N$) symmetries, and fragmentation in layered quantum spin-orbital models
Layered Kitaev-Ising spin-orbital models map to N-flavor Hubbard models with emergent SU(N) symmetry; mean-field for N=3 yields intertwined orders and spin fragmentation with liquid orbitals.
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Breakdown of Emergent Chiral Order and Defect Chaos in Nonreciprocal Flocks
Chiral order in 2D nonreciprocal flocks is generically unstable and destroyed by defect proliferation, yielding spatiotemporally chaotic dynamics with a diverging correlation length as nonreciprocity vanishes.
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Late-Time Relaxation from Landau Singularities
Landau singularity analysis of two-point functions in Schwinger-Keldysh EFTs identifies nonlinear relaxation modes that produce power-law late-time decay when gapless modes are present.
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Unveiling Magnetic Frustration via the Elastocaloric Effect
The elastic Grüneisen ratio becomes arbitrarily large at low T near maximal frustration in Ising models, signaling extensive ground-state entropy, while Heisenberg models show phase transitions dominating the low-T response.