In charge- and dipole-conserving fragmented systems, charge and dipole asymmetries exhibit Mpemba-like crossings on parametrically distinct timescales, driven by frozen sectors retaining asymmetry and active sectors relaxing.
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A resource theory for strong symmetry breaking is formulated, with the variance of the conserved quantity characterizing its asymptotic manipulation for U(1) symmetry and enabling tracking of weak-to-strong conversion in open systems.
More strongly entangled two-qubit states can lose entanglement faster than weaker ones under local amplitude damping due to excited-state population catalyzing sudden death.
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Higher-order Symmetric Quantum Mpemba Effect in Fragmented Systems
In charge- and dipole-conserving fragmented systems, charge and dipole asymmetries exhibit Mpemba-like crossings on parametrically distinct timescales, driven by frozen sectors retaining asymmetry and active sectors relaxing.
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Resource-Theoretic Quantifiers of Weak and Strong Symmetry Breaking: Strong Entanglement Asymmetry and Beyond
A resource theory for strong symmetry breaking is formulated, with the variance of the conserved quantity characterizing its asymptotic manipulation for U(1) symmetry and enabling tracking of weak-to-strong conversion in open systems.
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Anomalous Decay of Quantum Resources: The Entanglement Sudden Death Mpemba Effect
More strongly entangled two-qubit states can lose entanglement faster than weaker ones under local amplitude damping due to excited-state population catalyzing sudden death.