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NON-EQUILIBRIUM PHASE TRANSITIONS Michael J. Kastoryano Coogee 2015 Tuesday, February 10, 15 OUTLINE Part 1: i) Some notions of non-equilibrium phase transitions ii) Directed percolation universality class iii) Self-organized criticality


  1. NON-EQUILIBRIUM PHASE TRANSITIONS Michael J. Kastoryano Coogee 2015 Tuesday, February 10, 15

  2. OUTLINE Part 1: i) Some notions of non-equilibrium phase transitions ii) Directed percolation universality class iii) Self-organized criticality iv) connections to QIT Part 2: A topological dynamical phase transition Tuesday, February 10, 15

  3. SETTING Lindblad master equation: j − 1 K j ρ K † 2 { K † X L ( ρ ) = − i [ H, ρ ] + j K j , ρ } + j We will mostly focus on classical systems Asynchronous cellular Pick a site a random, and update automata Detailed balance P ( x, y ) π ( y ) = P ( y, x ) π ( x ) Gibbs samplers, conways Examples: game of life, etc Tuesday, February 10, 15

  4. SETTING Lindblad master equation: j − 1 K j ρ K † 2 { K † X L ( ρ ) = − i [ H, ρ ] + j K j , ρ } + j We will mostly focus on classical systems A non-equilibrium phase transition, is a sudden change Asynchronous cellular Pick a site a random, and update in the steady state properties of a non-reversible automata markovian dissipative system Detailed balance P ( x, y ) π ( y ) = P ( y, x ) π ( x ) Gibbs samplers, conways Examples: game of life, etc Tuesday, February 10, 15

  5. DIRECTED PERCOLATION The contact process: inspired by population dynamics (1D) infection of healthy asynchronous updates! individuals sick individuals rate κ becoming healthy Non-integrable model; critical phase transition at κ ≈ 2 . 7 value not rational trivial regime -> one stationary state, gapped generator two regimes non-trivial regime -> two stationary states, non-gapped generator Tuesday, February 10, 15

  6. DIRECTED PERCOLATION trivial phase κ < κ c one stationary state (all 0) O(log(N)) mixing Tuesday, February 10, 15

  7. DIRECTED PERCOLATION “symmetry broken” phase κ > κ c two stationary states in the thermodynamic limit one stable one unstable mixing time O(N) to the metastable state Tuesday, February 10, 15

  8. DIRECTED PERCOLATION critical phase κ = κ c one stationary state for finite systems polynomial mixing time long range correlations (poly scaling) Tuesday, February 10, 15

  9. CRITICAL EXPONENTS scale invariance at criticality Equilibrium phase transitions | m | ∼ ( T c − T ) β order parameter: magnetization ξ ∼ | T c − T | − ν correlation length Non-equilibrium phase transitions: two correlation lengths ρ ∼ ( κ − κ c ) α order parameter: density of active sites ξ ⊥ ∼ | κ − κ c | − ν ⊥ spacial correlation length ξ || ∼ | κ − κ c | − ν || temporal correlation length Tuesday, February 10, 15

  10. DIRECTED PERCOLATION ξ ⊥ Directed percolation universality class! ξ || The Ising model of non-equilibrium phase transitions non-integrable Tuesday, February 10, 15

  11. SELF-ORGANIZED CRITICALITY The sandpile model: drop a grain of sand at random on one of N sites if the number of sand grains exceeds a given threshold (>d), then distribute one sand grain to each neighbor continue until there is no more hopping in the system power law correlations No fine tuned parameter Tuesday, February 10, 15

  12. SELF-ORGANIZED CRITICALITY The evolution model: each site takes values between [0,1] pick the site with the lowest value replace its value with a random number between [0,1], do the same with its neighbors power law correlations No fine tuned parameter Tuesday, February 10, 15

  13. SELF-ORGANIZED CRITICALITY Gapped Bounded local Critical DP Sandpile Evolution Reminiscent of the area law! Tuesday, February 10, 15

  14. AREA LAW CONJECTURE What I want: gapped well defined in thermo limit bounded local Area Law Why we should expect a counterexample: unique ground state with mutual info growing as volume intuition: gapped liouvillians can take time N to relax to equilibrium enough time to drag correlations across the system characteristic “Lieb-Robinson velocity” provides an easy counter-example to the stability conjecture for gapped liouvillians Tuesday, February 10, 15

  15. Counter-example to the generalized area-law conjecture x e e x right of center x ∈ { 0 , 1 } e x x e left of center high rate at center x x ? ? x selected randomly from {0,1} System is gapped! If we prepare singlet state at the center, the steady state is has entanglement growing linearly Local bounded update rules Tuesday, February 10, 15

  16. Counter-example to the generalized area-law conjecture example is not perfect, non-unique stationary state obvious improvement is to use an initialization gadget quick fix: place at each end with a e certain probability then the stationary state is unique But the Gap closes! Still new ideas needed to find a fully satisfactory example Perhaps it provides insight to the closed system problem? Toby! Dissipative computation with a gap! Tuesday, February 10, 15

  17. INTERESTING QUESTIONS Open system area law violation Does the area law hold with detailed balance? Understand the role of reversibility better Topological non-equilibrium phase transitions? Anything really quantum (or useful) here? Tuesday, February 10, 15

  18. PART II A topological dynamical phase transition Mark !Rudner Tuesday, February 10, 15

  19. CRITICALITY Does this system exhibit A B u critical behavior? v γ Steady state current: J 0.5 N ∼ even 0.4 N ∼ odd 0.3 N ∼ ∞ 0.2 0.1 Transition insensitive to: u ê v 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 - 0.1 hopping disorder - 0.2 even time dependent No current when u>v independent Gap closes at u=v γ Tuesday, February 10, 15

  20. PHYSICS BEHIND IT m = 1 m = 3 m = 2 A B u v γ Perform trials: start at a given Note: you always exit! block, and keep track of what block you exit at. ⇢ 1 , Estimate the u < v h ∆ m i = average exit 0 , u > v. distance: No dependence on ! γ X h ∆ m i = mP m m Tuesday, February 10, 15

  21. TOPOLOGICAL TRANSITION m = 1 m = 3 m = 2 A B u v γ The transition is topological , average distance travelled can be reduced to an integral over the Brillouin zone: just gives a winding number Tuesday, February 10, 15

  22. TOPOLOGICAL TRANSITION m = 1 m = 3 m = 2 A B u v γ J ⇡ h ∆ m i Current ~ average distance (in cells) travelled per run over survival time τ τ → ∞ , u ≈ v as Divergence of τ suggests a Dark state at u=v Higher moments can be calculated using counting statistics Tuesday, February 10, 15

  23. RESULTS Steady state current: A B u J N ∼ even 0.5 v N ∼ odd 0.4 γ N ∼ ∞ 0.3 0.2 0.1 u ê v 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 - 0.1 Transition insensitive to: - 0.2 on-site energy fluctuations No current when u>v even time dependent Gap closes at u=v independent γ Weird finite size effects Tuesday, February 10, 15

  24. TAKE HOME MESSAGES Dissipation can cause exotic behavior Very unexplored territory New type of topological phenomena? Can provide insight into close system problems? Tuesday, February 10, 15

  25. Thank you for your attention! PhD and post-doc positions Summer school on Quantum Mathematics May 16-30 Michael Friedman Robert Seiringer Bruno Nachtergaele Spiros Michalakis Tuesday, February 10, 15

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