The Spin-MInt algorithm is proven symplectic for general K electronic states via explicit verification of the condition MJM^T = J on the coadjoint orbit of the su(K) Lie-Poisson algebra.
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Tensor network scans reveal that the stationary spin entanglement entropy ridge follows population phase boundaries at small s but lacks the two-branch structure at large s in the sub-Ohmic spin-boson model.
Perspective reviewing TTNS-DMRG methods for computing thousands of vibrational eigenstates in molecules up to 33 dimensions, with emphasis on connections to ML-MCTDH and practical challenges.
A perspective article surveying Floquet nonadiabatic dynamics methods and their applications to electron transfer, quantum transport, carrier dynamics, and multicolor engineering in light-driven systems.
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On the Symplectic Propagation of the Spin-MInt Algorithm for Non-Adiabatic Quantum Dynamics
The Spin-MInt algorithm is proven symplectic for general K electronic states via explicit verification of the condition MJM^T = J on the coadjoint orbit of the su(K) Lie-Poisson algebra.
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Entanglement structure of the dynamical phases in the sub-Ohmic spin-boson model
Tensor network scans reveal that the stationary spin entanglement entropy ridge follows population phase boundaries at small s but lacks the two-branch structure at large s in the sub-Ohmic spin-boson model.
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Accurate, full-dimensional computations of thousands of complex vibrational eigenstates with tree tensor network states
Perspective reviewing TTNS-DMRG methods for computing thousands of vibrational eigenstates in molecules up to 33 dimensions, with emphasis on connections to ML-MCTDH and practical challenges.
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Floquet Nonadiabatic Dynamics for Light-Matter Interactions: Recent Advances and Emerging Opportunities
A perspective article surveying Floquet nonadiabatic dynamics methods and their applications to electron transfer, quantum transport, carrier dynamics, and multicolor engineering in light-driven systems.