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Achieving a long lifetime synchronized state in a thermal vapor Rydberg time crystal
Time crystals are a unique and recently discovered state of matter in which time-translational symmetry is spontaneously broken. Although this state has been observed across a variety of quantum systems, understanding the nature between driving, dissipation, and noise and the effects of these forces
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