Description
This seminar explores the evolving field of fractons, quasiparticles with limited mobility, and their
relationship with elasticity and fluid mechanics. We review key developments in fracton-elasticity dualities, using
examples from Cauchy, Cosserat, and curved elasticity theories to demonstrate their significance. The talk will also
introduce a hydrodynamic theory for dipole moment-conserving excitations and discuss its generalization to
dipole-conserving superfluids.
