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Long-time memory effects in a localizable central spin problem
Nathan Ng
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Eran Rabani
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Memory Kernel
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Localizable
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Storage Time Effect
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Long Time Memory
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Qubit
66%
Numerics
66%
Power Law
33%
Ergodic
33%
Many-body
33%
Exponential Growth
33%
Small Systems
33%
Numerical Methods
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Value of Time
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Long-term Dynamics
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Delocalization
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Thermodynamic Limit
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Liouvillian
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Population Approach
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Reduced Dynamics
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Finite Bath
33%
Mathematics
Numerics
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Qubit
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Memory Effect
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Power Law
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Numerical Methods
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Exponential Growth
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Finite Time
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Thermodynamic Limit
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Exceptional Point
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Mathematical Method
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Physics
Quantum Dot
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Memory Effect
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Mathematical Method
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Thermodynamics
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