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@ Mar. 6 (Mon.) 2017 (SPT) Shintaro Takayoshi University of Geneva ST, K. Totsuka, and A. Tanaka, Phys. Rev. B 91 , 155136 (2015). ST, P .


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対称性に保護されたトポロ ジカル(SPT)相と場の理論

Shintaro Takayoshi University of Geneva

  • Mar. 6 (Mon.) 2017

統計物理学懇談会@慶応大

ST, K. Totsuka, and A. Tanaka, Phys. Rev. B 91, 155136 (2015). ST, P . Pujol, and A. Tanaka, Phys. Rev. B 94, 235159 (2016).

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Outline

  • Introduction

What is SPT?

  • SPT state in 1D antiferromagnets

AKLT VBS state, Haldane phase, MPS

  • Field theory of SPT state

Nonlinear sigma model, GS wave functional

  • Strange correlator

Indicator for SPT states

  • Conclusion

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Outline

  • Introduction

What is SPT?

  • SPT state in 1D antiferromagnets

AKLT VBS state, Haldane phase, MPS

  • Field theory of SPT state

Nonlinear sigma model, GS wave functional

  • Strange correlator

Indicator for SPT states

  • Conclusion

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What are different phases?

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Phase transition

100℃

Ice / Water / Vapor

0℃ 1 atm

Ice Water Vapor

Water and Vapor are the same phase.

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Landau theory

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Phase transition

  • > spontaneous symmetry breaking.

Ice / (Water, Vapor) : translational symmetry

We can define a local order parameter.

Transverse Ising model 1

In this talk, only is considered. Same phase: connected with continuous change

  • f parameters in .
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SPT phase/state

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Gapped phase

Long-range entangled phase

GS direct product state with local unitary. FQHE, Z2 spin liquid, etc.

SSB phase

Landau theory, local order parameter

SPT phase

GS direct product state

  • nly if some symmetry is imposed.

Trivial phase

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Outline

  • Introduction

What is SPT?

  • SPT state in 1D antiferromagnets

AKLT VBS state, Haldane phase

  • Field theory of 1D SPT state

Nonlinear sigma model, GS wave functional

  • 2D or higher spin systems

2D AKLT VBS state, (Group cohomology)

  • Conclusion

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Integer spin antiferromagnets

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Heisenberg model Gapped, No SSB for integer spin

  • F. D. M. Haldane, Phys. Lett. A 93, 464 (1983);
  • Phys. Rev. Lett. 50, 1153 (1983).
  • I. Affleck, T. Kennedy, E. H. Lieb, and H. Tasaki, Phys. Rev. Lett.

59, 799 (1987); Commun. Math. Phys. 115, 477 (1988).

AKLT VBS state

S=1

S=1 S=1/2 singlet

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1D antiferromagnets

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Chen et al., (2003) Tonegawa et al., (2011)

S=1 S=2 Large-D state (direct product)

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String order parameter

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+1

  • 1

+1

  • 1
  • M. den Nijs and K. Rommelse, Phys. Rev. B 40, 4709 (1989)

: String order parameter Néel order without 0

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Hidden Z2×Z2 symmetry breaking

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Nonlocal unitary transformation for o.b.c.

  • T. Kennedy and H. Tasaki, PRB 45, 304 (1992)

For general-S,

  • M. Oshikawa, J. Phys.: Cond. Mat. 4, 7469 (1992)

Z2×Z2 symmetry (p rotation about x,y,z axes)

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Hidden Z2×Z2 symmetry breaking

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With this transformation, String order in Ferromagnetic order in 4-fold degeneracy in Edge state in

For general S, edge spin degeneracy is (S+1)2. In S=even case, Hidden Z2×Z2 symmetry breaking seems incompatible.

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Is the string order enough?

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No. The Haldane phase is more “robust” than Z2×Z2.

Z.-C. Gu and X. G. Wen, PRB 80, 155131 (2009)

String order cannot be defined. Still, Haldane and large-D are “different” phases.

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Symmetry protection of S=1 AF chain

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A) Dihedral (Z2×Z2) symmetry B) Time-reversal symmetry C) Bond-centered inversion symmetry One of the following can protect the Haldane phase. Matrix product state (MPS) representation is useful for the discussion.

  • F. Pollmann et al., PRB 81, 064439 (2010);

PRB 85, 075125 (2012).

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Matrix product state

: d.o.f. on each site, e.g. matrices Ex1: Ex2:

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Construction of MPS A B

A general way to obtain MPS of some state Schmidt decomposition

: singular value decomposition : diagonal : unitary

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Construction of MPS

1

  • 2
  • 1

1 2 3

Schmidt decomp. is defined as Diagrammatic representation

solid line = summation

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Canonical form

Degrees of freedom of MPS

Phase factor: Unitary transformation:

(Left) transfer matrix

  • D. Pérez-García, et al., PRL 100, 167202 (2008)

Canonical condition

1 is the largest norm and nondegenerate eigenvalue of

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MPS for AKLT state

S=1

L R j-1 j L R (j-1,R)-(j,L) (j,R)-(j+1,L) Spin-1 Proj

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MPS for AKLT state

S=2

S=1

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Inversion symmetry

Inversion acts on MPS as

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Inversion symmetry

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S=1

You can find

: Nontrivial

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Inversion symmetry

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S=2

You can find

: Trivial

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Time-reversal symmetry

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Time-reversal operation Same as inversion Complex conjugation

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Z2×Z2 symmetry

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p-rotation about spin x,y,z-axis forms Z2×Z2 group

Only one p-rotation does not protect the phase.

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Outline

  • Introduction

What is SPT?

  • SPT state in 1D antiferromagnets

AKLT VBS state, Haldane phase, MPS

  • Field theory of SPT state

Nonlinear sigma model, GS wave functional

  • Strange correlator

Indicator for SPT states

  • Conclusion

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Nonlinear sigma model

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(1+1) D Heisenberg antiferromagnet (Spin-S) Effective field theory ― O(3) nonlinear sigma model Haldane’s argument

Integer spin (gapped) Half-odd integer spin (gapless, critical)

  • F. D. M. Haldane (2008)
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Ground state wave functional

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What is the difference between S=odd and even?

  • > See the ground state wave functional.

Easy plane AF Meron configuration

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Ground state wave functional

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Path integral formalism

p.b.c.

Strong coupling limit

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Ground state wave functional

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Winding number of the planar config. S=even S=odd

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Dual vortex theory

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Hubbard-Stratonovich transformation Useful for the discussion of protecting symmetry

: Core : vorticity

: regular part : vortex part Integration over Delta function : vortex free scalar field

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Dual vortex theory

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Small fugacity expansion Dual action

: creation energy of a vortex

For integer-S, sine-Gordon model

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SPT breaking perturbation

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Staggered field changes z-component by Meron contribution is shifted In addition, the meron core is fixed Dual theory is modified as

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SPT breaking perturbation

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S = even and odd are continuously connected by changing . Staggered field breaks

Phase is locked at

  • dd-S even-S

For z>0

separated

  • dd-S even-S

A) Dihedral (Z2×Z2) symmetry B) Time-reversal symmetry C) Bond-centered inversion symmetry

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2D AKLT state

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ST, P . Pujol, and A. Tanaka,

  • Phys. Rev. B 94, 235159 (2016).
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2D AKLT state

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1D-2D analogy

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Outline

  • Introduction

What is SPT?

  • SPT state in 1D antiferromagnets

AKLT VBS state, Haldane phase, MPS

  • Field theory of SPT state

Nonlinear sigma model, GS wave functional

  • Strange correlator

Indicator for SPT states

  • Conclusion

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Strange Correlator

  • Definition
  • Idea

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: Ground state : Trivial (direct product) state e.g. 2d case Usual two-point correlator No topological effect Strange correlator Effects from the theta term At nonzero or power-law decay: SPT Exponential decay: Trivial

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1d case

Strange correlator

Calculation of imaginary time correlator of a particle on a ring with flux

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Relabeling of coordinate

Flux Aharonov-Bohm phase

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Nonzero at : SPT phase (i) case

1d case

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(ii) case

  • exp. decay: trivial phase
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1d case (Remark)

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Nonzero at S=1 Strange correlator of 1d AKLT state can be calculated exactly using MPS

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1d case (Remark)

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S=2

  • exp. decay

Nonzero at S=3

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Relabeling of coordinate

2d case

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Strange correlator correctly distinguishes SPT state

Strange correlator corresponds to two point correlator in (1+1)d nonlinear sigma model + theta term S=2,6,… half-odd integer spin chain (gapless) power-law decay

  • exp. decay

integer spin chain (gapped) S=4,8,…

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Conclusion

  • SPT phase is protected only if some

symmetry is imposed on the system. (No LRE, No SSB)

  • Typical example: S=1 AF chain. To discuss

the SPT phase, MPS is useful. String order for the Z2×Z2 case.

  • Field theory: NLSM+topo. term. SPT

property appears in GS wave functional.

  • Strange correlator: indicator of SPT.

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