The bond-valence rule's exponential form is the leading-order limit of screened Coulomb interactions, with softness as screening length, matching 150 fitted valences (R²=0.986) and first-principles charge densities.
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A method using dressed creation operators from MLWFs enables selective preparation and detection of quasiparticles in lattice theories, tested via MPS on hardcore QCD ladders to separate known excitations from resonances.
Ultra-clean RuO2 crystals exhibit weakly correlated 3D Fermi-liquid behavior with susceptibility increasing with temperature due to lattice-expansion effects on the band structure.
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Yukawa screening derivation of the bond-valence rule
The bond-valence rule's exponential form is the leading-order limit of screened Coulomb interactions, with softness as screening length, matching 150 fitted valences (R²=0.986) and first-principles charge densities.
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Preparation and detection of quasiparticles for quantum simulations of scattering
A method using dressed creation operators from MLWFs enables selective preparation and detection of quasiparticles in lattice theories, tested via MPS on hardcore QCD ladders to separate known excitations from resonances.
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Fermi-liquid behavior and characteristic temperature-dependent susceptibility in clean RuO$_2$ crystal
Ultra-clean RuO2 crystals exhibit weakly correlated 3D Fermi-liquid behavior with susceptibility increasing with temperature due to lattice-expansion effects on the band structure.