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K-complexity and the Jordan-Wigner transformation
Krylov complexity is a measure of operator growth that demonstrates universal properties and bounds a large class of complexities. One such measure from this bounded class is operator size. The relationship between operator size and operator growth has been conjectured to be non-trivial due to the e...
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2026
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