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Quantum Time Crystals
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Difficulties around the idea of spontaneous breaking of time translation symmetry in a closed quantum mechanical system are identified, and then overcome in a simple model. The possibility of ordering in imaginary time is also discussed.
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Cited by 5 Pith papers
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Spin-Induced Non-Markovian Time-Crystal-Like Dynamics and Fractal Scaling in the Bateman Dual Oscillator
Spin-induced Bateman dual-oscillator dynamics yields non-Markovian reduced-subsystem oscillations claimed as time-crystal-like order without external drive, plus fractal scaling.
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Spin-Induced Fractal Time-Crystal-Like Dynamics and Non-Markovian Memory in the Bateman Dual Oscillator
Spin-induced noncommutativity in the Bateman oscillator yields discrete scaling covariance in amplified and damped modes, producing self-similar evolution and history-dependent non-Markovian reduced dynamics.
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Spin-Induced Non-Markovian Time-Crystal-Like Dynamics and Fractal Scaling in the Bateman Dual Oscillator
Spin-induced deformation in the Bateman dual oscillator framework yields non-Markovian reduced dynamics with persistent oscillations and fractal scaling that mimic time crystals in a globally unitary quantum system.
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Spin-Induced Non-Markovian Time-Crystal-Like Dynamics and Fractal Scaling in the Bateman Dual Oscillator
Spin-induced deformation creates a Bateman dual oscillator whose reduced non-Markovian dynamics produces time-crystal-like ordering and fractal scaling in a closed quantum system.
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On prethermal time crystals from semi-holography
Semi-holographic systems with perturbative and holographic sectors exhibit prethermal time crystals through dissipationless modes in hydrodynamic channels plus short-wavelength instabilities that produce inhomogeneiti...
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