[PDF] Top 20 Role of interactions in a dissipative many body localized system

... which gives a direct readout of the self-correlations and thus accounts for the ergodicity properties of the system. In Fig. 2 we report our results on the imbalance, ob- tained by realising Eq. (3) via kinetic ... See full document

... annihilation over merging at higher driving frequencies. This can be related to the closer proximity to the folding point at D ~ c p 2 ∣ ∣ S 0 2 8 , beyond which LDSs cease to exist in this system [ 33 ] . ... See full document

... the role that non-covalent interactions can play in determining the structure and electronic properties of organic electronics ...for many structural investigations, since they offer computationally ... See full document

... quantum system can undergo many-body localization (MBL) and fail to ...the system and erase all signatures of ...realistic system can ever be fully ...a localized system ... See full document

... key role in modifying the properties of materials with strong electronic correlations, for in- stance, enhancing the transition temperature of the cuprate superconductors or driving quantum phase transitions in ... See full document

... power-law interactions on the dynamics of many-body systems far from equi- librium is much less explored than their effect on static and thermodynamic ...this system turns out to be ... See full document

... thermalization hypothesis [21–23]. The construction of the conserved quantities (which in spin systems are com- monly referred to as l-bits) is extensively studied [15– 18, 24–31]. As in the Fermi liquid, the MBL ... See full document

... the many-body participation ratio, and the R´enyi ...the many-body ergodic ...by interactions. The system explores only an exponentially small fraction of config- uration space, ... See full document

... exponentially localized even though the model has no quenched ...this system remains localized in the presence of interactions and exhibits physics analogous to models of conventional ... See full document

... the interactions between the electrons are now turned on the momentum does not have to be a good quantum number anymore, rendering a description of such a system more ...crucial role in Fermi liquid ... See full document

... DOI: 10.4236/ijis.2018.82002 30 International Journal of Intelligence Science in research. [1] used a multi-AUV autonomous task planning based on the scroll time domain quantum bee colony optimization algorithm in ... See full document

... In the second stage, it characterized the SMT-LAS, following the methodology of Boucher and Reyes (2011), which considers four analytical stages, however, by the characteristics of the research only diagnosis phase was ... See full document

... Majorana system, which demonstrates the existence of a Majorana-mediated many-body state and an associated intermediate low-energy fixed ...exotic many-body state associated with ... See full document

... the body for sexual activity (Pfaus J et al., 2006). Many parts of the brain are involved in generating a cascade of sexual events within the body but Limbic System plays a primary role ... See full document

... quantum many-body systems is not purely ...of many-body physics in a controlled setting (see ...quantum many-body ...isolated many-body ... See full document

... Periphyton communities serve as vital component of stream ecosystems. These play an intermediate role between the overlaying water column and the substrate beneath and allow periphyton to affect both environments. ... See full document

... area of initial conditions and change in the associated volume of dissipative system, the must be to have a sensitive dissipative systems, the must be equal The be used to identify a the[r] ... See full document

... Figure 2. A sketch for two distinct states of the system which are exactly the same in all microscopic details except being translated slightly relative to each other. As a set of image ions, the black diamonds ... See full document

... few-body system consisting of three harmonically trapped ...inter-particle interactions to drive an initially non-interacting state to a strongly interacting one, which is an eigenstate of a chosen ... See full document

... repulsive interactions. The case of strong at- tractive interactions is markedly different, with a gas of dimers exhibiting a rate of decay for characteristic off- diagonal correlations that is not ... See full document