Superdiffusion in spin chains
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A review of recent advances in the understanding of anomalous transport in spin chains, viewed through the lens of integrability, is presented in this article, where the authors present what is currently understood about these mechanisms, and discuss how they resemble (and differ from) the mechanisms for anomalous Transport in other contexts.Abstract:
This review summarizes recent advances in our understanding of anomalous transport in spin chains, viewed through the lens of integrability. Numerical advances, based on tensor-network methods, have shown that transport in many canonical integrable spin chains -- most famously the Heisenberg model -- is anomalous. Concurrently, the framework of generalized hydrodynamics has been extended to explain some of the mechanisms underlying anomalous transport. We present what is currently understood about these mechanisms, and discuss how they resemble (and differ from) the mechanisms for anomalous transport in other contexts. We also briefly review potential transport anomalies in systems where integrability is an emergent or approximate property. We survey instances of anomalous transport and dynamics that remain to be understood.read more
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