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Dissipation-Induced Threshold on Integrability Footprints
The presence of a dissipative environment substantially disrupts unitary evolution. Nevertheless, key features of the evolution, such as its integrable or chaotic nature, are not immediately erased by dissipation. To understand this, we model environment-induced dissipation as a convex combination o
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