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Geometric-phase control of Krylov complexity in adiabatic dynamics
We show that geometric phases accumulated during adiabatic evolution can be converted into observable interference in Krylov space, leading to a geometric-phase-dependent Krylov oscillation. Adiabatic dynamics force Krylov complexity to vanish if the initial Krylov basis is an instantaneous eigensta
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