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Germán Sierra, Instituto de Física Teórica UAM-CSIC, Madrid 9th Bolonia Workshop in CFT and Integrable Systems Bolonia, 15-18 Sept 2014
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:a pure state in H choosen at random EE is almost maximal (Page) :number of sites of A Volumen law like for the thermodynamic entropy
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If is the ground state of a local Hamiltonian
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Physics happens at a corner of the Hilbert space Experiments occur in the Lab not in a Hilbert space (A. Peres)
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Basis of Tensor Networks (MPS, PEPS, MERA,..) (c) MERA
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Hastings theorem (2007): Conditions: -Finite range interactions -Finite interaction strengths -Existence of a gap in the spectrum In these cases the GS can be well approximated by a MPS In 1D
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Violations of the area law in 1D require one of the following -non local interactions -divergent interactions -gapless systems Best well known examples are CFT and quenched disordered systems -> Log violations of entropy Here we shall investigate a stronger violation Entanglement entropy satisfies a volumen law
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Part I: The rainbow model: arXiv:1402.5015 G. Ramírez, J. Rodríguez-Laguna, GS Part II: Infinite Matrix Product States: arXiv:1103.2205 A.E.B. Nielsen, GS, J.I.Cirac
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PART I : The Rainbow Model
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Inhomogenous free fermion model in an open chain with 2L sites Introduced by Vitigliano, Riera and Latorre (2010)
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Other inhomogenous Hamiltonians -Smooth boundary conditions (Vekic and White 93) -Quenched disordered: J’s random (Fisher, Refael-Moore 04) - Scale free Hamiltonian and Kondo (Okunishi, Nishino 10) -Hyperbolic deformations (Nishino, Ueda, Nakano, Kusabe 09)
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Dasgupta-Ma method (1980) At the i-th bond there is a bonding state In second order perturbation This method is exact for systems with quenched disorder (Fisher, …)
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Choosing the J’s at random -> infinite randomness fixed point Average entanglement entropy and Renyi entropies Refael, Moore 04 Laflorencie 05 Fagotti,Calabrese,Moore 11 Ramirez,Laguna,GS 14 CFT Renyi
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If the strongest bond is between sites i=1,-1 RG gives the effective coupling: This new bond is again the strongest one because Repeating the process one finds the GS: valence bond state It is exact in the limit (fixed point of the RG)
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Density matrix of the rainbow state B: a block number of bonds joining B with the rest of the chain has an eigenvalue with multiplicity von Neumann entropy Moreover all Renyi entropies are equal to von Neumann
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Take B to be the half-chain then Maximal entanglement entropy for a system of L qubits The energy gap is proportional to the effective coupling of the last effective bond Hasting’s theorem is satisfied Define Uniform case
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Hopping matrix Particle-hole symmetry Ground state at half-filling
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Non uniform model scaling behaviour Uniform model
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The Fermi velocity only depends on
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Correlation method (Peschel,…) Two point correlator in the block B of size Diagonalize finding its eigenvalues Reduced density matrix of the block von Neumann entropy
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For small and L large there is a violation of the area law that becomes a volumen law. This agrees with the analysis based on the Dasgupta-Ma RG What about the limit ?
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The proximity of the CFT: Half-chain entropy
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CFT formula for open chain Boundary entropy Luttinger parameter Fitting curve The fits have
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c(z) decreases with z: similar to the c-theorem d(z) increases with z: the g-theorem does not apply because the bulk is not critical Origin of the volumen law (z similar to mR)
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Entanglement Hamiltonian For free fermions In the rainbow state ( )
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Entanglement energies L=40L=41 L: even L: odd
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Make the approximation one can estimate the EE - Critical model : Peschel, Truong (87), Cardy, Peschel (88), …Corner Transfer Matrix ES: energy spectrum of a boundary CFT (Lauchli, 14)
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- Rainbow model for for L sufficiently large - Massive models in the scaling limit Cardy, Calabrese (04) using CTM Ercolessi, Evangelisti, Francini, Ravanini 09,…14 Castro-Alvaredo, Doyon, Levi, Cardy, 07,…14
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Entanglement spacing for constant
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Based on equations one is lead to the ansatz for the entanglement spacing depend on the parity of L And
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Entanglement spacing for z constant even odd The fit has
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Fitting functions
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Entropy/gap relation
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Generalization to other models Local hamiltonian AF Heisenberg
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Continuum limit of the rainbow model (work in progress) Uniform model Fast-low factorization CFT with c=1
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Non uniform model wave functions near E=0
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numerical theory It is expected to predict some of the scaling functions c(z)
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PART II : Infinite MPS
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MPS Infinite MPS
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Vertex operators in CFT (Cirac, GS 10) Renyi 2 entropy Good variational ansatz for the XXZ model
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Truncate the vertex operator to the first M modes (Nielsen,Cirac,GS) The wave function is
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Renyi entropy b
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Experimental implementation
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We have shown that rather simple local Hamiltonians can give rise to ground states that violate the area law. They can be thought of as conformal transformation on a critical model that preserves some of the entanglement properties. In the strong coupling limit they become valence bond states: provide a way to interpolate continuously between the CFT and the VBS. The infinite MPS based on CFT lie in the boundary of the states that satisfy the area law.
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Thank you Grazie mille
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