Tracer position statistics in single-file hard-rod transport are universal across diffusive and ballistic dynamics for one-time distributions.
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DMRG and effective-pairing theory show insulating regions with persistent superfluid correlations in trapped 1D Fermi-Hubbard chains, with conditioned correlation functions distinguishing BCS-like from BEC-like behavior.
A variational two-boson reduced density matrix method computes ground-state energies, densities, and correlation functions for 1D trapped bosons with contact interactions across N=2 to 10^4.
Backscattering hard rods show a crossover in two-time density-density correlations from ballistic spreading at t much less than 1/gamma to diffusive spreading at t much greater than 1/gamma.
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Universal tracer statistics in single-file transport
Tracer position statistics in single-file hard-rod transport are universal across diffusive and ballistic dynamics for one-time distributions.
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BCS-BEC crossover in trapped one-dimensional Fermi-Hubbard chains: entanglement and correlation signatures from DMRG and effective-pairing theory
DMRG and effective-pairing theory show insulating regions with persistent superfluid correlations in trapped 1D Fermi-Hubbard chains, with conditioned correlation functions distinguishing BCS-like from BEC-like behavior.
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Reduced density matrix approach to one-dimensional ultracold bosonic systems
A variational two-boson reduced density matrix method computes ground-state energies, densities, and correlation functions for 1D trapped bosons with contact interactions across N=2 to 10^4.
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Dean-Kawasaki fluctuating hydrodynamics for backscattering hard rods
Backscattering hard rods show a crossover in two-time density-density correlations from ballistic spreading at t much less than 1/gamma to diffusive spreading at t much greater than 1/gamma.