A 50-qubit quantum processor produces dynamical structure factors for KCuF3 that quantitatively match neutron-scattering measurements of its spinon spectrum.
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Quantum many-body scars in a kicked long-range Ising model produce time-translation symmetry breaking via π-paired Floquet doublets, yielding period-doubling oscillations that scale to last exponentially long in system size for selected initial states.
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A 50-qubit quantum processor produces dynamical structure factors for KCuF3 that quantitatively match neutron-scattering measurements of its spinon spectrum.
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Quantum many-body scars leading to time-translation symmetry breaking in kicked interacting spin models
Quantum many-body scars in a kicked long-range Ising model produce time-translation symmetry breaking via π-paired Floquet doublets, yielding period-doubling oscillations that scale to last exponentially long in system size for selected initial states.