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Temperature Beyond Equilibrium in Isolated Quantum Many-Body Systems and Their Subsystems
Temperature is one of the central concepts of thermodynamics, yet its meaning far from equilibrium remains unclear. The problem is especially challenging in isolated quantum many-body systems, whose states evolve unitarily, may remain far from equilibrium, and retain energy coherence, a genuinely qu
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