Quantum coherences bind to hydrodynamic voids forming polaron-like objects, parametrically enhancing lifetimes and producing subdiffusive Green's functions in charge-conserving dynamics.
Strong-to-weak sym- metry breaking phases in steady states of quantum operations
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First experimental observation of strong-to-weak spontaneous symmetry breaking in dephased fermionic atoms, detected via long-range Rényi order after a superlattice-driven metal-insulator transition.
The work gives an algebraic criterion for uniqueness of steady states in recurrently time-dependent Lindblad equations and classifies how strong symmetries in Schrödinger versus interaction pictures produce time-independent or oscillating asymptotics.
Long-range Rényi-1 SWSSB order implies extensive block-charge variance for continuous symmetries with rapid asymptotic approach, with conditional counterexamples and a new twist overlap correlator separating symmetry channels and linking to skew information.
Symmetry class alone sets SWSSB correlation length growth to exponential (Z2, tc ~ ln L) or algebraic (U(1), tc ~ L^alpha with alpha filling-dependent) in open quantum systems, independent of spectral gap.
Parametrized isometric tensor networks called skeletons deform abelian string-net fixed points via symmetry conservation and isometry constraints, connecting topological phases through critical points and enabling efficient classical computation of generalized Pauli string expectations.