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Quantum many-body mixed phase space revealed by hybrid feedback control

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By Hang Dong, Jie Ren, Andrew Hallam, Han Wang, Zhengyi Cui, Yiren Zou, Junlin Wang, Hekang Li, Qiujiang Guo, Zhen Wang, Lei Ying, Zlatko Papic
| Nature Verified
Abstract Understanding how complex systems transition between order and chaos is a central challenge of non-equilibrium physics. Although weak perturbations of classical integrable systems give rise to a mixed phase space in which regular and chaotic trajectories coexist, analogous behaviour in interacting quantum many-body systems has been difficult to identify.
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Kinetically templated fibrillar self-assembly via two-dimensional nanocrystals enables 21% efficient organic solar cells

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By Zhenye Li, Rujin Zhou, Jingchuan Chen, Xuanang Luo, Xinrui Liu, Yingjie He, Feng Peng, Wenkai Zhong, Lei Ying
| Nature Verified
Abstract The performance of organic solar cells (OSCs) is critically governed by the fibrillar organization of bulk-heterojunction active layers, yet controlling long-range, directional fibrillar morphology under nonequilibrium processing remains challenging. Here we report that two-dimensional cobalt phosphosulfide (CoPS3) nanocrystals act as kinetic templates that reprogram molecular self-assembly during film formation.
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Computer Science > Data Structures and Algorithms

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By Ziao Wang, Lei Ying
| arXiv
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