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Krylov Complexity and Quantum Many-body Scars in Non-Hermitian Kinetically Constrained Models
Thermalization in closed quantum systems and its breakdown are central to understanding the emergence of statistical behavior in isolated many-body systems. Kinetic constraints can hinder thermalization by restricting the allowed dynamics and giving rise to non-ergodic behavior. While various aspect
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