ICTS:30357

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Quantum information and other tools for understanding dynamical regimes far from thermalization (Le…

Quantum information and other tools for understanding dynamical regimes far from thermalization (Lecture 3)

(2024). Quantum information and other tools for understanding dynamical regimes far from thermalization (Lecture 3). SciVideos. https://youtube.com/live/5PNNtBI6wNE

Quantum information and other tools for understanding dynamical regimes far from thermalization (Lecture 3). SciVideos, Nov. 27, 2024, https://youtube.com/live/5PNNtBI6wNE 

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Joel Moore
Talk numberICTS:30357
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Abstract

Many-body localization is one of several conceptual example of how an interacting system of many particles can fail to reach thermal equilibrium. This talk discusses the emerging understanding of systems that fail to thermalize, with a particular focus on quantum information quantities such as entanglement. The importance of entanglement as a constraint on classical computation is complemented by new approaches to measure entanglement in solid-state systems using old techniques such as neutron scattering. New experimental systems in quantum matter such as nitrogen vacancy centers in diamond are, at least on accessible time scales, neither localized nor conventionally thermalizing, and while simple phenomenological models seem to capture the physics in some cases, the reasons why such models work are so far not well understood.