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Driven Spins: How Long-Range Interactions Dictate Thermal Chaos

29.11.2025 by pricpr

The entanglement entropy, $S_{N/2}$, was computed for a system with $N=800$ dimensions, revealing that for large values of $\alpha$, estimations of $S_{N/2}$ across varying subsystem sizes, $N_A$, rely on semi-analytical fitting, while $\alpha=0$ corresponds to a random permutation within a symmetric subspace of $N+1$ dimensions.

New research reveals how periodically driven spin systems transition from order to thermalization depending on the strength of interactions between particles.

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Quantum Magic’s Reach: How Resources Spread Through Complex Systems

29.11.2025 by pricpr

The growth of magic-quantified by $W(t)$-under random brickwork Clifford circuits demonstrates a consistent relationship with entanglement and operator spreading velocities, exhibiting an upper bound defined by [Eq. (S10)] and remaining unaffected by boundary conditions or specific unitary choices within the studied architecture, as evidenced by analysis across $10^2$ circuit realizations with negligible error.

New research reveals the mechanisms governing the propagation of quantum ‘magic’-a vital resource for computation-within systems governed by specific dynamics.

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Fragile Superradiance: The Unexpected Instability of Quantum Light-Matter Coupling

29.11.2025 by pricpr

The dissipative quantum Rabi model, subject to weak spin relaxation, exhibits a phase transition-shifting from a normal phase to a superradiant phase at a critical point-that extends into a critical line with non-zero relaxation, transforming the superradiant phase into a metastable state, as evidenced by changes in the Husimi $Q$ representation of the bosonic mode.

New research reveals that the superradiant phase in the dissipative Quantum Rabi Model isn’t as stable as previously thought, exhibiting a finite lifetime even at large system sizes.

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Mapping Movement: The Rise of Trajectory Foundation Models

29.11.2025 by pricpr

The framework establishes a mathematical foundation for modeling and analyzing space-time trajectory data, enabling precise representation of movement through a formalized system.

A new generation of AI is learning to predict and understand motion, opening doors for advanced applications across robotics, autonomous systems, and beyond.

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Electron Tremors Amplified: A New View of Relativistic Motion

29.11.2025 by pricpr

Researchers have discovered a method to enhance the intrinsic ‘trembling’ motion of relativistic electrons, potentially opening a pathway for direct observation and a deeper understanding of fundamental quantum phenomena.

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Entangling Paths: Harnessing Dark Modes for Robust Quantum Networks

29.11.2025 by pricpr

Entanglement between optical modes and mechanical resonators exhibits a strong dependence on coupling strength ($J_m$) and phase ($\phi$), with optimal entanglement-specifically for transverse electric (TE) and transverse magnetic (TM) modes-achieved at discrete angles of $\theta = (n + 1/2)\pi$, where $n$ is an integer, as demonstrated with a mechanical gain of $G_m = 0.2\omega_m$ and thermal excitation $n_{th}^j = 100$.

Researchers demonstrate a novel method for generating and sustaining multi-particle entanglement in optomechanical systems using precise control of dark modes and mechanical coupling.

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Taming Complexity in Quantum Field Theory with Continuous Tensor Networks

29.11.2025 by pricpr

The research defines a restricted manifold $\mathcal{M}_{reg}$ within the broader Hilbert space $\mathscr{H}$ of the field theory, parameterized by $R_1$, $R_2$, and $Q$ matrices, effectively demonstrating how commuting $R_1$ and $R_2$ matrices delineate a specific subspace within the system’s possible configurations.

Researchers have developed a new optimization algorithm to overcome key limitations in relativistic continuous tensor networks, paving the way for more accurate simulations of complex quantum systems.

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Quantum Mechanics’ Core Rule Isn’t a Rule at All

29.11.2025 by pricpr

New research demonstrates that the Generalized Born Rule, a cornerstone of quantum theory, emerges naturally from the fundamental principles of probabilistic processes rather than being an arbitrary postulate.

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Planet Paths: How Disks Shape Planetary Migration

29.11.2025 by pricpr

Within protoplanetary disks, regions of diminished turbulence-the “dead zones”-establish boundaries where planetary migration occurs, with the intensity of this migration dictated by the relative turbulence levels-initially set at $10^{-4}$ for Jupiter-mass planets and $10^{-3}$ for super-Earths-compared to the actively turbulent regions of the disk.

New research reveals how ring-like structures within protoplanetary disks influence the movement of planets, leading to varied migratory fates.

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Quantum States Under the Microscope: Mapping Teleportation and Nonlocality

29.11.2025 by pricpr

New research provides a geometric framework for understanding and certifying quantum advantages in high-dimensional systems by analyzing the relationship between state fidelity and deviation.

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