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Revealing Many-Body Phases at finite temperatures through Quantum Coherence Distribution
We introduce a diagnostic framework based on the full probability distribution of quantum coherence to probe single-particle and many-body phases at finite temperature. We first apply this approach to the localization transition in the non-interacting Aubry-André model and then extend the analysis t
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