Superconducting qubit experiments reveal a non-ergodic glassy regime in a 2D disordered spin model, with power-law Hilbert-space dynamics, frozen degrees of freedom, and vanishing spin diffusion above a disorder threshold.
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Dielectric spectroscopy on NdMgAl11O19 distinguishes crystal-field excitations (gap 25.85 K) from field-tuned antiferromagnetic correlations in the ground-state Kramers doublet below 30 K.
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Hilbert space signatures of non-ergodic glassy dynamics
Superconducting qubit experiments reveal a non-ergodic glassy regime in a 2D disordered spin model, with power-law Hilbert-space dynamics, frozen degrees of freedom, and vanishing spin diffusion above a disorder threshold.
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Dielectric signatures of crystal-field and low-temperature correlated dynamics in NdMgAl11O19
Dielectric spectroscopy on NdMgAl11O19 distinguishes crystal-field excitations (gap 25.85 K) from field-tuned antiferromagnetic correlations in the ground-state Kramers doublet below 30 K.