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Two-body loss dynamics as a probe of dynamical bulk viscosity in ultracold atomic gases
We show that the equilibrium connected correlation of the two-body loss rate provides access to the dynamical bulk viscosity in weakly dissipative quantum gases. Starting from the Lindblad equation for weak inelastic losses, we derive the loss-current operator and, using a counting-field formulation
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