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Perfect State Transfer of Mixed States and Purification in Central Spin Systems
Matthew Wampler, Nigel R. Cooper
We show how two many-body, generally mixed, quantum states can be swapped via collective, all-to-all interactions. Specifically, we present an experimentally relevant implementatio…
Absorbing state phase transitions beyond directed percolation in dissipative quantum state preparation
Matthew Wampler, Nigel R. Cooper
We show that absorbing state phase transitions where the absorbing state itself exhibits long-range phase coherence can lead to critical behavior distinct from directed percolation…
Measurement Induced Chirality II: Diffusion and Disorder
Brian J J Khor, Matthew Wampler, Gil Refael +1
Repeated quantum measurements can generate effective new non-equilibrium dynamics in matter. Here we combine such a measurement driven system with disorder. In particular, we inves…
Fragmentation and Novel Prethermal Dynamical Phases in Disordered, Strongly-Interacting Floquet Systems
Matthew Wampler, Israel Klich
We explore how disorder and interactions conspire in lattice models with sequentially activated hopping to produce novel k-body (or many-body) localized phases. Specifically, we sh…
Arrested Development and Fragmentation in Strongly-Interacting Floquet Systems
Matthew Wampler, Israel Klich
We explore how interactions can facilitate classical like dynamics in models with sequentially activated hopping. Specifically, we add local and short range interaction terms to th…
Stirring by Staring: Measurement Induced Chirality
Matthew Wampler, Brian J. J. Khor, Gil Refael +1
In quantum mechanics, the observer necessarily plays an active role in the dynamics of the system, making it difficult to probe a system without disturbing it. Here, we leverage th…
Quantum wakes in lattice fermions
Matthew Wampler, Peter Schauss, Eugene B Kolomeisky +1
The wake following a vessel in water is a signature interference effect of moving bodies, and, as described by Lord Kelvin, is contained within a constant universal angle. However,…