An alternative open boundary condition in the Ising chain maps the system to two Kitaev chains, switching the topological degeneracy due to gauge dependence of the SSH winding number.
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Periodic driving induces DQPTs in the 1D Ising model via resonance within a phase (linked to Floquet topology) or low-frequency crossing of the critical point due to energy degeneracy.
Entanglement in initial states of a 2D quantum Ising model suppresses true-vacuum bubble proliferation, stabilizing macroscopic clusters unlike product states.
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Boundary-dependent topological degeneracy in an Ising chain
An alternative open boundary condition in the Ising chain maps the system to two Kitaev chains, switching the topological degeneracy due to gauge dependence of the SSH winding number.
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Dynamical Phase Transitions in Periodically Driving 1D Ising Model
Periodic driving induces DQPTs in the 1D Ising model via resonance within a phase (linked to Floquet topology) or low-frequency crossing of the critical point due to energy degeneracy.
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Entanglement-facilitated macroscopic cluster formation in quantum many-body dynamics
Entanglement in initial states of a 2D quantum Ising model suppresses true-vacuum bubble proliferation, stabilizing macroscopic clusters unlike product states.