Non-Markovian quantum simulation algorithms applied to the Fermi-Hubbard model will reveal aging-like relaxation dynamics in organic semiconductor glasses, where physical aging rates correlate with entanglement entropy decay in the simulated quantum system.
Non-Markovian quantum simulation algorithms applied to the Fermi-Hubbard model will reveal aging-like relaxation dynamics in organic semiconductor glasses, where physical aging rates correlate with entanglement entropy decay in the simulated quantum system.
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Supporting Research Papers
- Physical aging of glasses of an organic semiconductor
All glasses, including organic semiconductor glasses, are non-equilibrium materials whose properties will change with time. This “physical aging” process is poorly understood for organic semiconductor...
- Quantum simulation of non-Markovian dynamical systems
Existing quantum algorithms for simulating dynamical systems -- from Hamiltonian simulation to linear and nonlinear differential equations solvers -- simulate Markovian dynamics, in which the system's...
- Energy gap of quantum spin glasses: a projection quantum Monte Carlo study
The performance of quantum annealing for combinatorial optimization is fundamentally limited by the minimum energy gap \Delta encountered at quantum phase transitions. We investigate the scaling of \D...
- Onset of Ergodicity Across Scales on a Digital Quantum Processor
Understanding how isolated quantum many-body systems thermalize remains a central question in modern physics. We study the onset of ergodicity in a two-dimensional disordered Heisenberg Floquet model ...
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