Gate-defined JJ sensor in magic-angle twisted graphene resolves multi-vortex dynamics, with rates saturating below 80 mK suggestive of macroscopic quantum tunneling of individual Pearl vortices.
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A Lindblad master equation for a J/psi-like harmonic oscillator in an expanding QGP shows that hydrodynamic cooling slows quantum decoherence compared to a static bath, with viscosity having negligible impact.
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Vortex Dynamics in Magic-Angle Twisted Graphene
Gate-defined JJ sensor in magic-angle twisted graphene resolves multi-vortex dynamics, with rates saturating below 80 mK suggestive of macroscopic quantum tunneling of individual Pearl vortices.
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Quantum decoherence: a study applied to quarkonium-like bound states in strongly interacting matter
A Lindblad master equation for a J/psi-like harmonic oscillator in an expanding QGP shows that hydrodynamic cooling slows quantum decoherence compared to a static bath, with viscosity having negligible impact.