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Transient localization from fractionalization: vanishingly small heat conductivity in gapless quantum magnets
Several candidate materials for gapless quantum spin liquids exhibit a vanishing thermal conductivity, which is at odds with theoretical predictions. Here, we show that a suppressed response can arise due to transient localization from fractionalization, even in the absence of extrinsic defects or d
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