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Time Crystals

Krzysztof Sacha

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Naturwissenschaften, Medizin, Informatik, Technik / Atomphysik, Kernphysik

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This book provides the first comprehensive description of time crystals which have a repeating structure in time. It introduces the fundamental concepts behind time crystals and explores the many different branches of this new research area.

The book starts with the original idea of the time crystallization in quantum systems as introduced by Wilczek and follows the development of the field up to the present day. Both spontaneous formation of crystalline structures in time and concepts of the condensed matter physics in the time domain, ranging from Anderson localization in time to many-body systems with exotic interactions, are described. The prospect of creation of novel objects by means of time engineering is also presented.

The book assumes knowledge of quantum mechanics to the graduate level. It serves as a valuable reference with pointers to future research directions for graduate students and senior scientists alike.

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discrete time crystals, time engineering, time crystals discovery, self-organization of quasi crystals, photonic time crystals, crystals and time, time crystals applications, periodically driven systems, Condensed matter physics in the time domain, time crystals perpetual motion, 2D and 3D space crystals, spontaneous symmetry breaking