Recent progress in many‐body localization
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This article is a brief introduction to the rapidly evolving field of many‐body localization. Rather than giving an in‐depth review of the subject, our aspiration here is simply to introduce the problem and its general context, outlining a few directions where notable progress has been achieved in recent years. We hope that this will prepare the readers for the more specialized articles appearing in this dedicated Volume of Annalen der Physik, where these developments are discussed in more detail.
Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Computational Mathematics, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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- Many-body localization: An introduction and selected topics (2017, neutral): “A spin chain example As there are already several excellent general introductions to the physics of MBL [1, 2, 3], we rather start directly by an example, from which we will illustrate several properties of the two main paradigms for the long-time behavior of disordered quantum systems.”
- Aspects of non-equilibrium in classical and quantum systems: Slow relaxation and glasses, dynamical large deviations, quantum non-ergodicity, and open quantum dynamics (2017, background): “n indication of non-ergodicity. For reference, Fig. 6(c) also shows the non-interacting case of AL. The MBL state has been well characterised by now, both in terms of spectral properties and dynamics [15, 94, 95]. MBL implies a breakdown of ETH. Under MBL conditions the eigenstates in the bulk of th”