Quantum Critical Exponents

Quantum Critical Exponents are the scaling exponents the book predicts for quantum synchronization phase transitions: β_q ≈ 1/3, ν_q ≈ 2/3 and γ_q ≈ 4/3. They belong to the book's harmonic threshold analysis for quantum systems, which treats the onset of collective phase-locking as a critical phase transition with universal scaling, described by a quantum order parameter and the Quantum Landau Free Energy. The exponents are listed among the testable predictions of Part 8.2, to be observed through quantum many-body analysis, next to predictions for quantum phase coherence, coherence preservation well beyond τ⥂, quantum information efficiency near 0.995 and quantum recursive stability. It connects to Critical Exponents, Quantum Landau Free Energy, Quantum Order Parameter, Quantum Global Synchronization and Quantum Information Efficiency.