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Quantum integrable models possess an infinite number of conserved charges and factorized scattering
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Quantum integrable models are characterized by the presence of an infinite number of conserved charges and exact factorization of scattering.

Evidence for · 7
2017 · cited by 147
Refers to general linear combinations of the conserved charges in integrable quantum models.
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The retrieved literature across various domains of theoretical physics (such as statistical mechanics, Bethe ansatz, and string theory) consistently supports the premise that quantum integrable models feature infinite families of conserved charges and factorized scattering.

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2023 · cited by 20
Shows how infinite families of local conserved charges can be derived for integrable quantum circuits.
2015 · cited by 19
Defines quantum integrability through the existence of a maximal number of independent conserved charges.
2020 · cited by 13
Examines anomalous charges and soliton collisions in KdV models related to integrability.
2019 · cited by 11
Notes that integrability in string backgrounds implies that the worldsheet S-matrix should factorize.
2015 · cited by 10
Analyzes quantum field theories with an infinite number of conservation laws in integrable models.
2001 · cited by 3
States that the one-dimensional Hubbard model is integrable because it possesses an infinite family of conserved currents.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 8804 Aug 2026
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