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Highly entangled quantum spin chains and their extensions by semigroups Fumihiko Sugino Center for Theoretical Physics of the Universe, Institute for Basic Science Workshop on Matrix Models for Noncommutative Geometry and String Theory


  1. Motzkin spin model 8 [Bravyi et al 2012] ◮ M ( h ) is the number of paths in P (0 → h ) . n n For n → ∞ , Gaussian distribution √ ( h + 1) 2 n , n ∼ 3 6 ( h +1)2 p ( h ) e − 3 √ π × [1 + O (1 / n )] . 2 n n 3 / 2 ◮ Reduced density matrix � � � � p ( h ) � P (0 → h ) P (0 → h ) � ρ A = Tr B ρ = � � n , n n n � h ≥ 0 ◮ Entanglement entropy � p ( h ) n , n ln p ( h ) = − S A n , n h ≥ 0 1 2 ln n + 1 2 ln 2 π 3 + γ − 1 = ( γ : Euler constant) 2 up to terms vanishing as n → ∞ .

  2. Motzkin spin model 9 [Bravyi et al 2012] Notes ◮ The system is critical (gapless). S A is similar to the (1 + 1)-dimensional CFT with c = 3 / 2.

  3. Motzkin spin model 9 [Bravyi et al 2012] Notes ◮ The system is critical (gapless). S A is similar to the (1 + 1)-dimensional CFT with c = 3 / 2. ◮ But, gap scales as O (1 / n z ) with z ≥ 2. The system cannot be described by relativistic CFT. Lifshitz type ? Different z depending on excited states (Multiple dynamics)? [Chen, Fradkin, Witczak-Krempa 2017]

  4. Motzkin spin model 9 [Bravyi et al 2012] Notes ◮ The system is critical (gapless). S A is similar to the (1 + 1)-dimensional CFT with c = 3 / 2. ◮ But, gap scales as O (1 / n z ) with z ≥ 2. The system cannot be described by relativistic CFT. Lifshitz type ? Different z depending on excited states (Multiple dynamics)? [Chen, Fradkin, Witczak-Krempa 2017] ◮ Excitations have not been much investigated.

  5. Introduction Motzkin spin model Colored Motzkin model SIS Motzkin model Colored SIS Motzkin model R´ enyi entropy R´ enyi entropy of Motzkin model Summary and discussion

  6. Colored Motzkin spin model 1 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] ◮ Introducing color d.o.f. k = 1 , 2 , · · · , s to up and down spins as k k , � u k � � � � d k � ⇔ , ⇔ | 0 � ⇔ � � Color d.o.f. decorated to Motzkin Walks

  7. Colored Motzkin spin model 1 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] ◮ Introducing color d.o.f. k = 1 , 2 , · · · , s to up and down spins as k k , � � u k � � � d k � ⇔ , ⇔ | 0 � ⇔ � � Color d.o.f. decorated to Motzkin Walks ◮ Hamiltonian H cMotzkin = H bulk + H bdy ◮ Bulk part consisting of local interactions: 2 n − 1 � Π j , j +1 + Π cross � � H bulk = , j , j +1 j =1 s �� � � � + � + � D k � � D k � � U k � � � U k � � � F k � � F k � Π j , j +1 = � j , j +1 j , j +1 j , j +1 k =1 with

  8. Colored Motzkin spin model 2 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] 1 � �� � � D k � � 0 , d k � �� � d k , 0 √ ≡ − , � � � 2 1 � � U k � �� � 0 , u k � � �� � u k , 0 ≡ √ − , � � � 2 1 � � � F k � � � u k , d k �� ≡ √ | 0 , 0 � − , � � 2 and � u k , d k ′ � � � u k , d k ′ � Π cross � j , j +1 = � . � � j , j +1 k � = k ′ ⇒ Colors should be matched in up and down pairs. ◮ Boundary part s �� d k � � u k � � d k � � � u k � � � � H bdy = � + . � � � � � 1 2 n k =1

  9. Colored Motzkin spin model 3 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] ◮ Still unique ground state with zero energy

  10. Colored Motzkin spin model 3 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] ◮ Still unique ground state with zero energy ◮ Example) 2 n = 4 case, + k k k k k k + + k k ′ k ′ + k k k k + k k + k + k ′ k ′ + k k � s 1 �� � � u k 00 d k �� � � � u k d k 00 | P 4 � = √ | 0000 � + + · · · + � � 1 + 6 s + 2 s 2 k =1 s � u k u k ′ d k ′ d k ��� �� � � u k d k u k ′ d k ′ � � + + . � � k , k ′ =1

  11. Colored Motzkin spin model 4 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] Entanglement entropy ◮ Paths from (0 , 0) to ( n , h ), P (0 → h ) , have h unmatched up n steps. P (0 → h ) Let ˜ ( { κ m } ) be paths with the colors of unmatched up n steps frozen. (unmatched up from height ( m − 1) to m ) → u κ m ◮ Similarly, P ( h → 0) P ( h → 0) → ˜ ( { κ m } ) , n n (unmatched down from height m to ( m − 1)) → d κ m . ◮ The numbers satisfy M ( h ) = s h ˜ M ( h ) n . n

  12. Colored Motzkin spin model 5 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] Example 2 n = 8 case, h = 2 y A B 3 k ′ k ′ 2 u κ 2 d κ 2 k k 1 u κ 1 d κ 1 x 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

  13. Colored Motzkin spin model 6 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] ◮ Schmidt decomposition s s � p ( h ) � � � | P 2 n � = · · · n , n h ≥ 0 κ 1 =1 κ h =1 � � � � P (0 → h ) P ( h → 0) � ˜ � ˜ × ( { κ m } ) ⊗ ( { κ m } ) � � n n with � 2 � M ( h ) ˜ n p ( h ) n , n = . M 2 n ◮ Reduced density matrix s s p ( h ) � � � · · · ρ A = n , n h ≥ 0 κ 1 =1 κ h =1 � � P (0 → h ) �� P (0 → h ) � ˜ ˜ × ( { κ m } ) ( { κ m } ) � . � � n n

  14. Colored Motzkin spin model 7 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] ◮ For n → ∞ , √ 2 s − h √ π ( σ n ) 3 / 2 ( h + 1) 2 e − ( h +1)2 p ( h ) n , n ∼ × [1 + O (1 / n )] 2 σ n √ s Effectively h � O ( √ n ). with σ ≡ 2 √ s +1 . Note: ◮ Entanglement entropy s h p ( h ) n , n ln p ( h ) � S A = − n , n h ≥ 0

  15. Colored Motzkin spin model 7 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] ◮ For n → ∞ , √ 2 s − h √ π ( σ n ) 3 / 2 ( h + 1) 2 e − ( h +1)2 p ( h ) n , n ∼ × [1 + O (1 / n )] 2 σ n √ s Effectively h � O ( √ n ). with σ ≡ 2 √ s +1 . Note: ◮ Entanglement entropy s h p ( h ) n , n ln p ( h ) � S A = − n , n h ≥ 0 � 2 σ n + 1 2 ln n + 1 2 ln(2 πσ ) + γ − 1 2 − ln s = (2 ln s ) π Grows as √ n . up to terms vanishing as n → ∞ .

  16. Colored Motzkin spin model 8 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] Comments s − h factor in p ( h ) Matching color ⇒ n , n crucial to O ( √ n ) behavior in S A ◮ ⇒

  17. Colored Motzkin spin model 8 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] Comments s − h factor in p ( h ) Matching color ⇒ n , n crucial to O ( √ n ) behavior in S A ◮ ⇒ ◮ Typical configurations: k ′ k ′ h = O ( √ n ) k k + (equivalence moves) .

  18. Colored Motzkin spin model 8 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] Comments s − h factor in p ( h ) Matching color ⇒ n , n crucial to O ( √ n ) behavior in S A ◮ ⇒ ◮ Typical configurations: k ′ k ′ h = O ( √ n ) k k + (equivalence moves) . ◮ For spin 1 / 2 chain (only up and down), the model in which similar behavior exhibits in colored as well as uncolored cases has been constructed. (Fredkin model) [Salberger, Korepin 2016]

  19. Colored Motzkin spin model 9 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] ◮ Correlation functions [Dell’Anna et al, 2016] � S z , 1 S z , 2 n � connected → − 0 . 034 ... × s 3 − s � = 0 ( n → ∞ ) 6 ⇒ Violation of cluster decomposition property for s > 1 (Strong correlation due to color matching)

  20. Colored Motzkin spin model 9 [Movassagh, Shor 2014] ◮ Correlation functions [Dell’Anna et al, 2016] � S z , 1 S z , 2 n � connected → − 0 . 034 ... × s 3 − s � = 0 ( n → ∞ ) 6 ⇒ Violation of cluster decomposition property for s > 1 (Strong correlation due to color matching) ◮ Deformation of models to achieve the volume law behavior ( S A ∝ n ) Weighted Motzkin/Dyck walks [Zhang et al, Salberger et al 2016]

  21. Introduction Motzkin spin model Colored Motzkin model SIS Motzkin model Colored SIS Motzkin model R´ enyi entropy R´ enyi entropy of Motzkin model Summary and discussion

  22. Symmetric Inverse Semigroups (SISs) ◮ Inverse Semigroup ( ⊂ Semigroup): An unique inverse exists for every element. But, no unique identity (partial identities).

  23. Symmetric Inverse Semigroups (SISs) ◮ Inverse Semigroup ( ⊂ Semigroup): An unique inverse exists for every element. But, no unique identity (partial identities). ◮ SIS ( ⊂ Semigroup): Semigroup version of the symmetric group S k S k p ( p = 1 , · · · , k )

  24. Symmetric Inverse Semigroups (SISs) ◮ Inverse Semigroup ( ⊂ Semigroup): An unique inverse exists for every element. But, no unique identity (partial identities). ◮ SIS ( ⊂ Semigroup): Semigroup version of the symmetric group S k S k p ( p = 1 , · · · , k ) ◮ x a , b ∈ S k 1 maps a to b . ( a , b ∈ { 1 , · · · , k } ) Product rule: x a , b ∗ x c , d = δ b , c x a , d x 1 , 2 ∗ x 2 , 1 = x 1 , 1 , x 2 , 1 ∗ x 1 , 2 = x 2 , 2 տ ր (partial identities) ( x 1 , 2 ) − 1 = x 2 , 1 (unique inverse)

  25. Symmetric Inverse Semigroups (SISs) ◮ Inverse Semigroup ( ⊂ Semigroup): An unique inverse exists for every element. But, no unique identity (partial identities). ◮ SIS ( ⊂ Semigroup): Semigroup version of the symmetric group S k S k p ( p = 1 , · · · , k ) ◮ x a , b ∈ S k 1 maps a to b . ( a , b ∈ { 1 , · · · , k } ) Product rule: x a , b ∗ x c , d = δ b , c x a , d x 1 , 2 ∗ x 2 , 1 = x 1 , 1 , x 2 , 1 ∗ x 1 , 2 = x 2 , 2 տ ր (partial identities) ( x 1 , 2 ) − 1 = x 2 , 1 (unique inverse) ◮ x a 1 , a 2 ; b 1 , b 2 ∈ S k 2 etc, ...

  26. Symmetric Inverse Semigroups (SISs) ◮ Inverse Semigroup ( ⊂ Semigroup): An unique inverse exists for every element. But, no unique identity (partial identities). ◮ SIS ( ⊂ Semigroup): Semigroup version of the symmetric group S k S k p ( p = 1 , · · · , k ) ◮ x a , b ∈ S k 1 maps a to b . ( a , b ∈ { 1 , · · · , k } ) Product rule: x a , b ∗ x c , d = δ b , c x a , d x 1 , 2 ∗ x 2 , 1 = x 1 , 1 , x 2 , 1 ∗ x 1 , 2 = x 2 , 2 տ ր (partial identities) ( x 1 , 2 ) − 1 = x 2 , 1 (unique inverse) ◮ x a 1 , a 2 ; b 1 , b 2 ∈ S k S k 2 etc, ... k ≡ S k

  27. SIS Motzkin model 1 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ Change the spin d.o.f. as | x a , b � with a , b ∈ { 1 , 2 , · · · , k } . b ◮ a < b case: ‘up’ ⇔ a a b a > b case: ‘down’ ⇔ a = b case: ‘flat’ ⇔ a b

  28. SIS Motzkin model 1 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ Change the spin d.o.f. as | x a , b � with a , b ∈ { 1 , 2 , · · · , k } . b ◮ a < b case: ‘up’ ⇔ a a b a > b case: ‘down’ ⇔ a = b case: ‘flat’ ⇔ a b ◮ We regard the configuration of adjacent sites | ( x a , b ) j � | ( x c , d ) j +1 � as a connected path for b = c . c.f.) Analogous to the product rule of Symmetric Inverse Semigroup ( S k 1 ): x a , b ∗ x c , d = δ b , c x a , d a , b : semigroup indices ◮ Inner product: � x a , b | x c , d � = δ a , c δ b , d ◮ Let us consider the k = 3 case.

  29. SIS Motzkin model 2 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ Maximum height is lower than the original Motzkin case. y 3 3 2 3 2 2 1 1 1 x 0 1 2 3 4 5

  30. SIS Motzkin model 3 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] Hamiltonian H S 31 Motzkin = H bulk + H bulk , disc + H bdy ◮ H bulk : local interactions corresponding to the following moves: a a a b b b ( Down ) ∼ ( a > b ) b b b a a a ( Up ) ∼ ( a < b ) b a a a a a ∼ ( Flat ) ( a < b ) 3 3 3 3 1 2 ( Wedge ) ∼

  31. SIS Motzkin model 4 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ H bulk , disc lifts disconnected paths to excited states. Π | ψ � : projector to | ψ � 2 n − 1 3 Π | ( x a , b ) j , ( x c , d ) j +1 � � � H bulk , disc = j =1 a , b , c , d =1; b � = c

  32. SIS Motzkin model 4 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ H bulk , disc lifts disconnected paths to excited states. Π | ψ � : projector to | ψ � 2 n − 1 3 Π | ( x a , b ) j , ( x c , d ) j +1 � � � H bulk , disc = j =1 a , b , c , d =1; b � = c ◮ Π | ( x a , b ) 1 � + Π | ( x a , b ) 2 n � � � H bdy = a > b a < b +Π | ( x 1 , 3 ) 1 , ( x 3 , 2 ) 2 , ( x 2 , 1 ) 3 � + Π | ( x 1 , 2 ) 2 n − 2 , ( x 2 , 3 ) 2 n − 1 , ( x 3 , 1 ) 2 n � The last 2 terms have no analog to the original Motzkin model.

  33. SIS Motzkin model 5 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ Ground states correspond to connected paths starting at S 3 (0 , 0), ending at (2 n , 0) and not entering y < 0. 1 MWs

  34. SIS Motzkin model 5 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ Ground states correspond to connected paths starting at S 3 (0 , 0), ending at (2 n , 0) and not entering y < 0. 1 MWs ◮ The ground states have 5 fold degeneracy according to the initial and finial semigroup indices: (1 , 1), (1 , 2), (2 , 1), (2 , 2) and (3 , 3) sectors The (3 , 3) sector is trivial, consisting of only one path: x 3 , 3 x 3 , 3 · · · x 3 , 3 .

  35. SIS Motzkin model 5 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ Ground states correspond to connected paths starting at S 3 (0 , 0), ending at (2 n , 0) and not entering y < 0. 1 MWs ◮ The ground states have 5 fold degeneracy according to the initial and finial semigroup indices: (1 , 1), (1 , 2), (2 , 1), (2 , 2) and (3 , 3) sectors The (3 , 3) sector is trivial, consisting of only one path: x 3 , 3 x 3 , 3 · · · x 3 , 3 . ◮ The number of paths can be obtained by recursion relations. For length- n paths from the semigroup index a to b ( P n , a → b ), n − 2 � P n , 1 → 1 = x 1 , 1 P n − 1 , 1 → 1 + x 1 , 2 P i , 2 → 2 x 2 , 1 P n − 2 − i , 1 → 1 i =1 n − 2 � + x 1 , 3 P i , 3 → 3 x 3 , 1 P n − 2 − i , 1 → 1 i =1 n − 2 � + x 1 , 3 P i , 3 → 3 x 3 , 2 P n − 2 − i , 2 → 1 , etc . i =1

  36. SIS Motzkin model 6 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] Result ◮ The entanglement entropies S A , 1 → 1 , S A , 1 → 2 , S A , 2 → 1 and S A , 2 → 2 take the same form as in the case of the Motzkin model. Logarithmic violation of the area law n 3 / 2 e − ( const . ) ( h +1)2 ∼ ( h +1) 2 ◮ The form of p ( h ) is universal. n n ◮ S A , 3 → 3 = 0.

  37. SIS Motzkin model 7 Localization [Padmanabhan, F.S., Korepin 2018] ◮ There are excited states corresponding to disconnected paths. Example) One such path in 2 n = 6 case, y 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 x

  38. SIS Motzkin model 7 Localization [Padmanabhan, F.S., Korepin 2018] ◮ There are excited states corresponding to disconnected paths. Example) One such path in 2 n = 6 case, y 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 x � � P (1 → 0) � Corresponding excited state: | P 3 , 1 → 1 �⊗ � 3 , 2 → 1 Each connected component has no entanglement with other components. “2nd quantization” of paths

  39. SIS Motzkin model 7 Localization [Padmanabhan, F.S., Korepin 2018] ◮ There are excited states corresponding to disconnected paths. Example) One such path in 2 n = 6 case, y 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 x � � P (1 → 0) � Corresponding excited state: | P 3 , 1 → 1 �⊗ � 3 , 2 → 1 Each connected component has no entanglement with other components. “2nd quantization” of paths ⇒ 2pt connected correlation functions of local operators belonging to separate connected components vanish. ⇒ Localization!

  40. Introduction Motzkin spin model Colored Motzkin model SIS Motzkin model Colored SIS Motzkin model R´ enyi entropy R´ enyi entropy of Motzkin model Summary and discussion

  41. Colored SIS Motzkin model 1 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] The SIS S 3 2 ◮ 18 elements x ab , cd with ab ∈ { 12 , 23 , 31 } and cd ∈ { 12 , 23 , 31 , 21 , 32 , 13 } satisfying x ab , cd ∗ x ef , gh = δ c , e δ d , f x ab , gh + δ c , f δ d , e x ab , hg . ◮ can be regarded as 2 sets of S 3 1 . ⇒ color d.o.f.

  42. Colored SIS Motzkin model 1 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] The SIS S 3 2 ◮ 18 elements x ab , cd with ab ∈ { 12 , 23 , 31 } and cd ∈ { 12 , 23 , 31 , 21 , 32 , 13 } satisfying x ab , cd ∗ x ef , gh = δ c , e δ d , f x ab , gh + δ c , f δ d , e x ab , hg . ◮ can be regarded as 2 sets of S 3 1 . ⇒ color d.o.f. ◮ Spin variables: x s a , b ( s = 1 , 2) ( a , b = 1 , 2 , 3) ◮ The new moves ( C moves) introduced to the Hamiltonian. 1 2 a a ∼ a a

  43. Colored SIS Motzkin model 2 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] Hamiltonian: H cS 31 Motzkin = H bulk + H bulk , disc + H bdy ◮ In H bulk , (Down), (Up) and (Flat) are essentially the same as before. s s a a s a s b b b ( Down ) ∼ ( a > b ) s s s b b b s a a a ( Up ) ∼ ( a < b ) s s b s s a a a a a ( Flat ) ∼ ( a < b )

  44. Colored SIS Motzkin model 3 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ Wedge move: s ′ s ′ s s 3 3 3 3 1 2 ( Wedge ) ∼ ◮ � Π | ( x 1 a , b ) j , ( x 2 b , c ) j +1 � + Π | ( x 2 a , b ) j , ( x 1 b , c ) j +1 � � � ( Cross ) j , j +1 = b > a , c forbids unmatched up and down steps in ground states. ⇓ 2 n 2 n − 1 � � = µ C j + [( Down ) j , j +1 + ( Up ) j , j +1 H bulk j =1 j =1 +( Flat ) j , j +1 + ( Wedge ) j , j +1 + ( Cross ) j , j +1 ]

  45. Colored SIS Motzkin model 4 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ 2 n − 1 3 2 Π | ( x s c , d ) j +1 � a , b ) j , ( x t � � � H bulk , disc = s , t =1 j =1 a , b , c , d =1; b � = c ◮ 2 2 Π | ( x s a , b ) 1 � + Π | ( x s a , b ) 2 n � � � � � H bdy = s =1 s =1 a > b a < b 2 Π | ( x s 1 , 3 ) 1 , ( x s 3 , 2 ) 2 , ( x t 2 , 1 ) 3 � � + s , t =1 2 Π | ( x s 3 , 1 ) 2 n � 1 , 2 ) 2 n − 2 , ( x t 2 , 3 ) 2 n − 1 , ( x t � + s , t =1

  46. Colored SIS Motzkin model 5 [Sugino, Padmanabhan 2017] ◮ 5 ground states of (1 , 1), (1 , 2), (2 , 1), (2 , 2), (3 , 3) sectors ◮ Quantum phase transition between µ > 0 and µ = 0 in the 4 sectors except (3 , 3). ◮ For µ > 0, � 2 σ n + 1 2 ln n + 1 2 ln(2 πσ ) + γ − 1 3 S A = (2 ln 2) 2 + ln π 2 1 / 3 √ 2 − 1 with σ ≡ 2 . √ 9 ◮ For µ = 0, colors 1 and 2 decouple. S A ∝ ln n .

  47. Introduction Motzkin spin model Colored Motzkin model SIS Motzkin model Colored SIS Motzkin model R´ enyi entropy R´ enyi entropy of Motzkin model Summary and discussion

  48. R´ enyi entropy [R´ enyi, 1970] ◮ R´ enyi entropy has further importance than the von Neumann entanglement entropy: 1 1 − α ln Tr A ρ α S A , α = with α > 0 and α � = 1 . A

  49. R´ enyi entropy [R´ enyi, 1970] ◮ R´ enyi entropy has further importance than the von Neumann entanglement entropy: 1 1 − α ln Tr A ρ α S A , α = with α > 0 and α � = 1 . A ◮ Generalization of the von Neumann entanglement entropy: lim α → 1 S A , α = S A

  50. R´ enyi entropy [R´ enyi, 1970] ◮ R´ enyi entropy has further importance than the von Neumann entanglement entropy: 1 1 − α ln Tr A ρ α S A , α = with α > 0 and α � = 1 . A ◮ Generalization of the von Neumann entanglement entropy: lim α → 1 S A , α = S A ◮ Reconstructs the whole spectrum of the entanglement Hamiltonian H ent , A ≡ − ln ρ A .

  51. R´ enyi entropy [R´ enyi, 1970] ◮ R´ enyi entropy has further importance than the von Neumann entanglement entropy: 1 1 − α ln Tr A ρ α S A , α = with α > 0 and α � = 1 . A ◮ Generalization of the von Neumann entanglement entropy: lim α → 1 S A , α = S A ◮ Reconstructs the whole spectrum of the entanglement Hamiltonian H ent , A ≡ − ln ρ A . ◮ For S A , α (0 < α < 1), the gapped systems in 1D is proven to obey the area law. [Huang, 2015]

  52. R´ enyi entropy [R´ enyi, 1970] ◮ R´ enyi entropy has further importance than the von Neumann entanglement entropy: 1 1 − α ln Tr A ρ α S A , α = with α > 0 and α � = 1 . A ◮ Generalization of the von Neumann entanglement entropy: lim α → 1 S A , α = S A ◮ Reconstructs the whole spectrum of the entanglement Hamiltonian H ent , A ≡ − ln ρ A . ◮ For S A , α (0 < α < 1), the gapped systems in 1D is proven to obey the area law. [Huang, 2015] Here, I give a review of Motzkin spin chain and analytically compute its R´ enyi entropy of half-chain. New phase transition found at α = 1!

  53. Introduction Motzkin spin model Colored Motzkin model SIS Motzkin model Colored SIS Motzkin model R´ enyi entropy R´ enyi entropy of Motzkin model Summary and discussion

  54. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 1 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] ◮ What we compute is the asymptotic behavior of n 1 � α s h � � p ( h ) S A , α = 1 − α ln . n , n h =0

  55. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 1 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] ◮ What we compute is the asymptotic behavior of n 1 � α s h � � p ( h ) S A , α = 1 − α ln . n , n h =0 ◮ For colorless case ( s = 1), we obtain 1 1 � α + 1 � S A ,α = 2 ln n + 1 − α ln Γ 2 1 (1 + 2 α ) ln α + α ln π � � − 24 + ln 6 2(1 − α ) up to terms vanishing as n → ∞ .

  56. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 1 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] ◮ What we compute is the asymptotic behavior of n 1 � α s h � � p ( h ) S A , α = 1 − α ln . n , n h =0 ◮ For colorless case ( s = 1), we obtain 1 1 � α + 1 � S A ,α = 2 ln n + 1 − α ln Γ 2 1 (1 + 2 α ) ln α + α ln π � � − 24 + ln 6 2(1 − α ) up to terms vanishing as n → ∞ . ◮ Logarithmic growth ◮ Reduces to S A in the α → 1 limit. ◮ Consistent with half-chain case in the result in [Movassagh, 2017]

  57. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 2 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Colored case ( s > 1) � α ◮ The summand s h � p ( h ) has a factor s (1 − α ) h . n , n

  58. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 2 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Colored case ( s > 1) � α ◮ The summand s h � p ( h ) has a factor s (1 − α ) h . n , n For 0 < α < 1, exponentially growing (colored case ( s > 1)). ⇒ Saddle point value of the sum: h ∗ = O ( n )

  59. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 2 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Colored case ( s > 1) � α ◮ The summand s h � p ( h ) has a factor s (1 − α ) h . n , n For 0 < α < 1, exponentially growing (colored case ( s > 1)). ⇒ Saddle point value of the sum: h ∗ = O ( n ) ◮ Saddle point analysis for the sum leads to S A ,α = n 2 α � � 2 α + s − 1 / 2 �� 1 − α 2 α + s − 1 − α 1 − α ln σ s 1 + α + 2(1 − α ) ln n + C ( s , α ) with C ( s , α ) being n -independent terms.

  60. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 2 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Colored case ( s > 1) � α ◮ The summand s h � p ( h ) has a factor s (1 − α ) h . n , n For 0 < α < 1, exponentially growing (colored case ( s > 1)). ⇒ Saddle point value of the sum: h ∗ = O ( n ) ◮ Saddle point analysis for the sum leads to S A ,α = n 2 α � � 2 α + s − 1 / 2 �� 1 − α 2 α + s − 1 − α 1 − α ln σ s 1 + α + 2(1 − α ) ln n + C ( s , α ) with C ( s , α ) being n -independent terms. 2 α − s 1 − 1 1 ◮ The saddle point value is h ∗ = n s 2 α +1 + O ( n 0 ). 2 α 2 α + s 1 − 1 1 s

  61. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 2 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Colored case ( s > 1) � α ◮ The summand s h � p ( h ) has a factor s (1 − α ) h . n , n For 0 < α < 1, exponentially growing (colored case ( s > 1)). ⇒ Saddle point value of the sum: h ∗ = O ( n ) ◮ Saddle point analysis for the sum leads to S A ,α = n 2 α � � 2 α + s − 1 / 2 �� 1 − α 2 α + s − 1 − α 1 − α ln σ s 1 + α + 2(1 − α ) ln n + C ( s , α ) with C ( s , α ) being n -independent terms. 2 α − s 1 − 1 1 ◮ The saddle point value is h ∗ = n s 2 α +1 + O ( n 0 ). 2 α 2 α + s 1 − 1 1 s ◮ Linear growth in n .

  62. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 2 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Colored case ( s > 1) � α ◮ The summand s h � p ( h ) has a factor s (1 − α ) h . n , n For 0 < α < 1, exponentially growing (colored case ( s > 1)). ⇒ Saddle point value of the sum: h ∗ = O ( n ) ◮ Saddle point analysis for the sum leads to S A ,α = n 2 α � � 2 α + s − 1 / 2 �� 1 − α 2 α + s − 1 − α 1 − α ln σ s 1 + α + 2(1 − α ) ln n + C ( s , α ) with C ( s , α ) being n -independent terms. 2 α − s 1 − 1 1 ◮ The saddle point value is h ∗ = n s 2 α +1 + O ( n 0 ). 2 α 2 α + s 1 − 1 1 s ◮ Linear growth in n . ◮ Note: α → 1 or s → 1 limit does not commute with the n → ∞ limit.

  63. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 3 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] R´ enyi entropy for α > 1 � α ◮ For α > 1, the factor s (1 − α ) h in the summand s h � p ( h ) n , n exponentially decays.

  64. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 3 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] R´ enyi entropy for α > 1 � α ◮ For α > 1, the factor s (1 − α ) h in the summand s h � p ( h ) n , n exponentially decays. � � 1 = O ( n 0 ) dominantly contributes to the ⇒ h � O ( α − 1) ln s sum.

  65. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 3 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] R´ enyi entropy for α > 1 � α ◮ For α > 1, the factor s (1 − α ) h in the summand s h � p ( h ) n , n exponentially decays. � � 1 = O ( n 0 ) dominantly contributes to the ⇒ h � O ( α − 1) ln s sum. ◮ The result: 3 α 2( α − 1) ln n + O ( n 0 ) . S A , α =

  66. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 3 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] R´ enyi entropy for α > 1 � α ◮ For α > 1, the factor s (1 − α ) h in the summand s h � p ( h ) n , n exponentially decays. � � 1 = O ( n 0 ) dominantly contributes to the ⇒ h � O ( α − 1) ln s sum. ◮ The result: 3 α 2( α − 1) ln n + O ( n 0 ) . S A , α = ◮ Logarithmic growth

  67. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 3 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] R´ enyi entropy for α > 1 � α ◮ For α > 1, the factor s (1 − α ) h in the summand s h � p ( h ) n , n exponentially decays. � � 1 = O ( n 0 ) dominantly contributes to the ⇒ h � O ( α − 1) ln s sum. ◮ The result: 3 α 2( α − 1) ln n + O ( n 0 ) . S A , α = ◮ Logarithmic growth ◮ α → 1 or s → 1 limit does not commute with the n → ∞ limit.

  68. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 4 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Phase transition ◮ S A α grows as O ( n ) for 0 < α < 1 while as O (ln n ) for α > 1.

  69. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 4 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Phase transition ◮ S A α grows as O ( n ) for 0 < α < 1 while as O (ln n ) for α > 1. ⇒ Non-analytic behavior at α = 1 (Phase transition)

  70. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 4 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Phase transition ◮ S A α grows as O ( n ) for 0 < α < 1 while as O (ln n ) for α > 1. ⇒ Non-analytic behavior at α = 1 (Phase transition) ◮ In terms of the entanglement Hamiltonian, Tr A ρ α A = Tr A e − α H ent , A α : “inverse temperature”

  71. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 4 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Phase transition ◮ S A α grows as O ( n ) for 0 < α < 1 while as O (ln n ) for α > 1. ⇒ Non-analytic behavior at α = 1 (Phase transition) ◮ In terms of the entanglement Hamiltonian, Tr A ρ α A = Tr A e − α H ent , A α : “inverse temperature” ◮ 0 < α < 1: “high temperature” (Height of dominant paths h = O ( n )) ◮ α > 1: “low temperature” (Height of dominant paths h = O ( n 0 ))

  72. R´ eyni entropy of Motzkin model 4 [F.S., Korepin, 2018] Phase transition ◮ S A α grows as O ( n ) for 0 < α < 1 while as O (ln n ) for α > 1. ⇒ Non-analytic behavior at α = 1 (Phase transition) ◮ In terms of the entanglement Hamiltonian, Tr A ρ α A = Tr A e − α H ent , A α : “inverse temperature” ◮ 0 < α < 1: “high temperature” (Height of dominant paths h = O ( n )) ◮ α > 1: “low temperature” (Height of dominant paths h = O ( n 0 )) ◮ The transition point α = 1 itself forms the third phase. O ( √ n ) S A , α : O (ln n ) O ( n ) 1 /α 0 1 O ( √ n ) O ( n 0 ) O ( n ) h :

  73. Introduction Motzkin spin model Colored Motzkin model SIS Motzkin model Colored SIS Motzkin model R´ enyi entropy R´ enyi entropy of Motzkin model Summary and discussion

  74. Summary and discussion 1 Summary ◮ We have reviewed the (colored) Motzkin spin models which yield large entanglement entropy proportional to the square root of the volume.

  75. Summary and discussion 1 Summary ◮ We have reviewed the (colored) Motzkin spin models which yield large entanglement entropy proportional to the square root of the volume. ◮ We have extended the models by introducing additional d.o.f. based on Symmetric Inverse Semigroups. ◮ Quantum phase transitions In uncolored case ( S 3 1 ), log. violation v.s. area law O (1) for S A 2 ), √ n v.s. ln n for S A . In colored case ( S 3

  76. Summary and discussion 1 Summary ◮ We have reviewed the (colored) Motzkin spin models which yield large entanglement entropy proportional to the square root of the volume. ◮ We have extended the models by introducing additional d.o.f. based on Symmetric Inverse Semigroups. ◮ Quantum phase transitions In uncolored case ( S 3 1 ), log. violation v.s. area law O (1) for S A 2 ), √ n v.s. ln n for S A . In colored case ( S 3 ◮ Semigroup extension of the Fredkin model [Padmanabhan, F.S., Korepin 2018]

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