Two-body loss alone induces hydrodynamic behavior in quantum gases with viscosity matching unitary Fermi gas values. Loss-engineered collisions enable transport in quantum matter via the optical theorem and quantum Zeno effect.

Two-body loss alone induces hydrodynamic behavior in quantum gases with viscosity matching unitary Fermi gas values. Loss-engineered collisions enable transport in quantum matter via the optical theorem and quantum Zeno effect.
Lecture notes exploring how 2D Bose gases exhibit quasi-long-range order and superfluidity through vortex-pair unbinding, with universal equation of state and amplitude-independent breathing modes revealing fundamental quantum phase transitions.