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Short-time Gaussian spin-bath decoherence (zN​(t)≃e−2Ng∗2​t2/3)

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For initially equatorial spins and uniform couplings on [0,g∗​], expand logcos(2gk​t)=−2gk2​t2+O(gk4​t4). The strong law of large numbers then gives ∑gk2​≃Ng∗2​/3. On the scale t=O((g∗​N​)−1), the total fourth-order remainder tends to zero, giving the Gaussian coherence envelope. This approximation concerns early times and does not remove finite spin-bath coherence recurrence.

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