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Nonreciprocally coupled spin glasses: Exceptional-point-mediated phase transitions and aging
Disordered systems can exhibit a dramatic slowdown of their dynamics called aging. Contrary to the established understanding that this phenomenon is destroyed by nonreciprocal interactions, we here show that the outcome crucially depends on the structure of the system. Unlike previous studies, which
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