A configuration-space framework shows that energy gaps in quasicrystals arise from resonant hybridization of increasingly distant sites, pinning the integrated density of states to specific irrational areas.
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Charge transport capacity grows with system size in numerically accessible interacting Anderson chains because many-body resonances become more probable, indicating that short-ranged resonances have not yet converged and may contribute to apparent thermalization.
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On the origin of energy gaps in quasicrystalline potentials
A configuration-space framework shows that energy gaps in quasicrystals arise from resonant hybridization of increasingly distant sites, pinning the integrated density of states to specific irrational areas.
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Charge Transport Capacity as a Probe of Resonances in Models of Many-Body Localization
Charge transport capacity grows with system size in numerically accessible interacting Anderson chains because many-body resonances become more probable, indicating that short-ranged resonances have not yet converged and may contribute to apparent thermalization.