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Can Spontaneous Time-Translation Symmetry Breaking Be Quantized Without Explicit Branches?
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Can classically branched dynamics associated with spontaneous time-translation-symmetry breaking be quantized without explicitly retaining the branches of the Hamiltonian? We investigate this question using a reduced phase space. formulation in which the Hamiltonian is single-valued, while the criti
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