In the open coupled-top Dicke model, photon loss induces spontaneous synchronization and two distinct dissipative quantum scars, one protected with persistent revivals and one showing slow decay linked to chaos-assisted tunneling for small spins.
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Magnetoelectric effect in mixed-valence V12 cages is driven mainly by relocation of itinerant electrons, is strongly anisotropic, valence-state dependent, and detectable at room temperature.
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Chaos to Synchronization and Dissipative Quantum Scarring in Open Coupled top-Dicke model in a Lossy Cavity
In the open coupled-top Dicke model, photon loss induces spontaneous synchronization and two distinct dissipative quantum scars, one protected with persistent revivals and one showing slow decay linked to chaos-assisted tunneling for small spins.
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Magnetoelectric effect in the mixed valence polyoxovanadate cage V$_{12}$
Magnetoelectric effect in mixed-valence V12 cages is driven mainly by relocation of itinerant electrons, is strongly anisotropic, valence-state dependent, and detectable at room temperature.