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Unraveling the Emergence of Slow Dynamics in U(1) Lattice Gauge Theories
disordered-systems-and-neural-networkshigh-energy-physics-latticequantum-gasesstatistical-mechanicsstrongly-correlated-electrons
The dynamics of gauge theories is of fundamental interest, with low-dimensional systems displaying a rich phenomenology beyond the rapid thermalization typical of QCD and non-Abelian theories. In particular, recent quantum simulation experiments have reported robust and unexpected signatures of slow
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