Explore the fascinating world of fracton phases in quantum many-body systems through this 53-minute lecture by Sagar Vijay. Delve into the key theoretical developments surrounding these unique phases, which feature point-like excitations with highly restricted mobility and a gapped ground-space with potentially sub-extensively growing degeneracy. Gain insights into the latest progress in understanding the phenomenology of fracton orders and discover unifying perspectives on how these phases emerge in lattice models with local interactions. Enhance your knowledge of this cutting-edge topic in quantum physics as part of the ICBS2024 conference series presented by BIMSA.
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Sagar Vijay: Fracton Quantum Order #ICBS2024
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