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Complexity and scaling in quantum quench in 1 + 1 dimensional fermionic field theories
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    Complexity and scaling in quantum quench in 1 + 1 dimensional fermionic field theories (English)
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    12 August 2019
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    field theories in lower dimensions
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    lattice integrable models
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    nonperturbative effects
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