The Kondo effect is a prototypical strongly correlated phenomenon, in which a strong, localized repulsion gives rise to a many body resonance that controls the low-energy physics of a metal. Here, the authors show that the same effect can be induced by purely dissipative means through localized two body losses, which provides a nontrivial–and experimentally relevant– application of nonlinear dissipation.
- Martino Stefanini
- Yi-Fan Qu
- Jamir Marino
