Driven Spins: How Long-Range Interactions Dictate Thermal Chaos

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

New research reveals how periodically driven spin systems transition from order to thermalization depending on the strength of interactions between particles.
![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.](https://arxiv.org/html/2511.21487v1/x8.png)
New research reveals the mechanisms governing the propagation of quantum ‘magic’-a vital resource for computation-within systems governed by specific dynamics.

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.

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

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

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.
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.

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