Develops an operator-algebraic framework proving that layered quantum protocols for singularly perturbed open systems converge uniformly to slow dynamics with stiffness-independent error bounds O(εΔt + Δt²).
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Logarithmic Entanglement and Emergent Dipole Symmetry from a Strongly Coupled Light-Matter Quantum Circuit
An exactly solvable model of a quantum chain coupled to a cavity photon via dipole interaction yields a closed-form reduced density matrix that reveals logarithmic light-matter and spatial entanglement scaling with system size at strong coupling, arising from photon resolution of collective dipole P