Controlling emergent dynamical behavior via phase-engineered strong symmetries

Marc Nairn

Published Feb 1, 2026• 1 citation

Abstract

This record contains code, notebooks, data, and figure scripts associated with the project. The description below lists the contents of the upload and their roles. strongsym.zip: Zip archive used for the Zenodo upload. It contains the simul/, finsize_data/, and dependencies/ directories. simul/ : Simulation and analysis notebooks and scripts. MF_*.ipynb - Mean-field analysis notebooks. finite_size_spins.ipynb - Finite-size dynamics for 2 level system alt_finite_size_spins.ipynb - Alternative finite-size with a stress on Liouvullian spectrum analysis in the two level system. liouv_spec_spin1.ipynb -Finite-size spectrum analysis for three level model. find_symmetry.ipynb - Symbolic symmetry-finding notebook. finsize_data/ : Data files used to generate figures. fig_script.ipynb: Notebook to generate the figures overview_sketch.ipynb: Notebook to generate schmatics and diagrams (no raw data) dependencies/ : Environment specification files, for both python (.yml) and julia (.toml) Usage: Unzip strongsym.zip, set up environments using the files in dependencies/, and run the notebooks in simul/. Data required for figures is in finsize_data/; figure scripts are at the repository root. For a more detailed walkthrough and documentation, see the GitHub repository: https://github.com/MarcNairn/spin_strong_symmetries_phase

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18017643

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