Ising blockade detunes spin pairs via correlated diagonal interactions, suppressing resonant fraction linearly with broadening and yielding a fit-free renormalization that accounts for T_r ∝ r^{4.5} in 3D masers and T_r ∝ r^3 in 2D.
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Asymptotic quantum many-body scars in SU(N) Hubbard chains are realized explicitly as gapless magnons of an embedded SU(N) ferromagnetic Heisenberg parent Hamiltonian.
Trapped-ion quantum processor experimentally realizes 2D non-equilibrium steady states of hard-core bosons and fermions with source-drain driving, showing measurable effects from statistics, interactions, and magnetic fields.
Electric fields induce flat one-magnon bands in the distorted sawtooth chain when DM couplings follow the KNB magnetoelectric form, with explicit field strengths derived for bond-aligned fields.
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Ising Blockade of Resonant Energy Transport in Dense Spin Ensembles
Ising blockade detunes spin pairs via correlated diagonal interactions, suppressing resonant fraction linearly with broadening and yielding a fit-free renormalization that accounts for T_r ∝ r^{4.5} in 3D masers and T_r ∝ r^3 in 2D.
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Construction of asymptotic quantum many-body scar states in the SU($N$) Hubbard model
Asymptotic quantum many-body scars in SU(N) Hubbard chains are realized explicitly as gapless magnons of an embedded SU(N) ferromagnetic Heisenberg parent Hamiltonian.
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Quantum trajectory simulation of two-dimensional non-equilibrium steady states with a trapped ion quantum processor
Trapped-ion quantum processor experimentally realizes 2D non-equilibrium steady states of hard-core bosons and fermions with source-drain driving, showing measurable effects from statistics, interactions, and magnetic fields.
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Electric-field driven flat bands in the distorted sawtooth chain via the Katsura-Nagaosa-Balatsky mechanism
Electric fields induce flat one-magnon bands in the distorted sawtooth chain when DM couplings follow the KNB magnetoelectric form, with explicit field strengths derived for bond-aligned fields.