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Explore the fascinating intersection where quantum materials meet the complexity of everyday environments in the Cond-Mat — Mes-Hall section. This field investigates how tiny particles behave when caught between the orderly world of single atoms and the chaotic nature of bulk matter, revealing the hidden rules that govern electricity, magnetism, and heat in novel substances.
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This paper investigates interference patterns of critical dynamics associated with zero modes (ICDZM) in generalized Creutz ladders, demonstrating how closed quench paths through critical points generate distinct oscillations and period doubling that can be detected via boundary particle number deviations and serve as probes for topological zero-mode dynamics.
This paper demonstrates that signatures of Lindbladian exceptional points, which are typically invisible in steady-state average currents, can be detected through steady-state current noise and its time-delay correlations in open quantum systems.
This paper investigates a three-terminal thermoelectric engine driven by an autonomous Maxwell demon to identify two distinct quantum-to-classical transitions—one controlled by interdot tunneling and another by phonon-induced decoherence—revealing how quantum coherence can enhance information flow and engine performance in specific regimes.
This paper demonstrates that in U(1)-symmetric one-dimensional random circuits and energy-conserving nonintegrable Ising chains, the generation of nonstabilizerness follows a diffusive universality class where the stabilizer Rényi entropy gap closes as at late times, a result derived using -adapted iTEBD and hydrodynamic arguments.
This paper demonstrates that temporal glide symmetry in scalar time-modulated media enforces a strict parity selection rule for frequency conversion, allowing modes to emit only into specific transverse-parity sidebands depending on whether the sideband index is odd or even.
This paper introduces a geodesic-based framework and a corresponding geodesic-periodic boundary condition to investigate the non-Hermitian skin effect in non-reciprocal hyperbolic lattices, revealing that spectral sensitivity is governed by geodesic boundaries and non-reciprocal directionality while requiring boundary localization to distinguish skin modes due to the extensive boundary volume inherent to hyperbolic geometry.
This paper establishes a unified framework demonstrating that the critical behavior of ideal Bose-Einstein condensation falls into three distinct classes determined solely by the low-energy scaling of the density of states, which is governed by dimensionality and confinement.
This paper identifies a previously neglected electric quadrupole contribution to the photon drag effect in centrosymmetric crystals, framing it as an extrinsic multiband metric tensor that predicts anomalously large bulk photovoltaic responses in systems with strong multi-band admixing, such as twisted MoTe bilayers.
This paper introduces DSpinGNN, a physics-informed equivariant graph neural network that accurately predicts dynamic magnetic exchange couplings in strain-deformed monolayer CrI, enabling large-scale simulations that reveal mesoscopic exchange textures and domain wall behaviors inaccessible to traditional first-principles methods.
This paper establishes a universal framework for Berry-phase-based topological charges in two-dimensional quasicrystals, demonstrating a unique higher charge of in systems and revealing a corresponding -fold winding of electromagnetic field patterns in photonic quasicrystals as a direct experimental signature.