We propose a realization of the two-impurity Anderson model in a double quantum-dot device. When charge transfer between the dots is suppressed, the system exhibits a quantum phase transition, which is controlled by a surface of non-Fermi-liquid fixed points parameterized by the charge valences of the dots. Employing conformal field theory techniques, we identify the scaling exponents that govern transport and thermodynamics close to criticality. We also determine the dynamical exponents that set the time scale for the buildup of the non-Fermi-liquid state after the system is suddenly shifted into the critical region, e.g., by a change of a nearby gate voltage.
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