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Breakdown of Multipole Expansion in Emergent Electromagnetism
We find a striking departure from simple electrostatics in a family of two-dimensional lattice models whose effective description takes the form of an emergent electromagnetism: a high-order multipolar charge configuration can induce an electric field characteristic of a \textit{lower-}order multipo
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