liouvillian dynamics
Liouvillian dynamics refers to the mathematical framework used to describe and analyze the evolution of a physical system, particularly in quantum mechanics. It involves the use of a mathematical operator called the Liouvillian to determine how the system's observables change over time. This framework provides a systematic approach to studying the dynamics of complex systems, enabling the prediction of their behavior and the understanding of fundamental principles governing their evolution.
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