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Analytical quantification of strongly disordered discrete time crystals
Discrete time crystals (DTCs) have emerged as a novel non-equilibrium phenomenon. Nevertheless, analytical quantification for disordered DTCs remains challenging, leaving uncertainties about their behaviors in large scale systems amid current debates on the stability of (Floquet-)many-body localizat
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