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Decoupling band topology from criticality in bosonic systems
A new understanding of criticality in systems described by quadratic bosonic Hamiltonians (QBHs) ties the emergence of long-range correlations to boundaries of dynamical, not thermodynamical, stability in parameter space. This separation occurs because the solution of the Heisenberg equations of mot
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