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Paul Schindler

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Sensing with discrete time crystals - Nature Physics

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By Paul Schindler, Ryan Smith, Emanuel Druga, Zhuo-Rui Zhang, Marin Bukov, Ashok Ajoy
| Nature
Abstract Prethermal discrete time crystals are non-equilibrium states of matter with long-range spatiotemporal order and a subharmonic response stabilized by many-body interactions under periodic driving. The robustness of time-crystalline order to perturbations in the drive protocol makes these systems attractive for quantum sensing.
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Changes by Era in Risk Factors and Outcomes Among Deceased Donor Kidney Transplant Recipients With Delayed Graft Function

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By Paul Schindler, Dave Patel, Camille C. Ylagan
| Wiley Online Library
aHR adjusted hazard ratio AKI acute kidney injury AMR antibody-mediated rejection aOR adjusted odds ratio AR acute rejection BMI body mass index CI confidence interval CIT cold ischemia time CNI calcineurin inhibitors cPRA calculated panel reactive antibody DBD donation after brain death DCD donation after circulatory death DCGF death-censored graft failure DDKTR deceased donor kidney transplant recipient DGF delayed graft function DWFG death with a functioning graft eGFR estimated glomerular...
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Experimental observation of a time rondeau crystal - Nature Physics

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By Paul Schindler, Yizhe Sun, Johannes Knolle, Hongzheng Zhao, Marin Bukov
| Nature
Abstract Conventional phases of matter can be characterized by the symmetries they break, one example being water ice whose crystalline structure breaks the continuous translation symmetry of space. Recently, breaking of time-translation symmetry was observed in non-equilibrium systems, producing so-called time crystals. Here we investigate different kinds of partial temporal ordering, stabilized by non-periodic yet structured drives, which we call the rondeau order.
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