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Quantum Markov State Models for Metastable Dynamics
Open quantum systems can rapidly lose most microscopic information, leaving only a few degrees of freedom to govern their long-time dynamics. Classical Markov state models (MSMs) describe such metastable dynamics as transitions among a few representative phases and are widely used to reduce complex-
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