Hilbert space fragmentation and hydrodynamics in two-dimensional systems
ORAL
Abstract
Higher-moment conservation in lattice systems can lead to Hilbert space fragmentation and anomalous transport. While many physical insights can be already drawn from one-dimensional systems, we uncover a richer structure in the two-dimensional case. We find that different components of the quadrupole moment can be conserved and, in the weakly fragmented regime, lead to potentially different hydrodynamic descriptions which in all cases results in subdiffusion. To validate these concepts, we numerically investigate the stochastic evolution of blocked cellular automata with higher-moment conservation.
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Presenters
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Pablo Sala de Torres-Solanot
Tech Univ Muenchen, TU Munich
Authors
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Julius Lehmann
TU Munich
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Tibor Rakovszky
Stanford University, Department of Physics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
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Pablo Sala de Torres-Solanot
Tech Univ Muenchen, TU Munich
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Frank Pollmann
TU Munich, Technical University of Munich, Tech Univ Muenchen, Technical University Munich