Direct measurement of static correlation length ξ and dynamical relaxation time τ in the disordered phase of a driven polariton fluid yields τ ∝ ξ^z with z ≈ 2, indicating diffusive dynamics of a non-conserved order parameter.
Universality in driven open quantum matter
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