Tracking the variation of entanglement Rényi negativity: a quantum Monte Carlo study
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| author | Ding, Yi-Ming Tang, Yin Wang, Zhe Wang, Zhiyan Mao, Bin-Bin Yan, Zheng |
| author_facet | Ding, Yi-Ming Tang, Yin Wang, Zhe Wang, Zhiyan Mao, Bin-Bin Yan, Zheng |
| contents | Entanglement entropy has been a powerful tool for analyzing phases and criticality in pure ground states via quantum Monte Carlo (QMC). However, mixed-state entanglement, relevant to systems with dissipation, finite temperature, and disjoint regions, remains less explored due to the lack of efficient numerical methods. In this work, we present a practical and easy-to-implement QMC method within the reweight-annealing framework, enabling efficient computation of the entanglement Rényi negativity (RN) by tracking its variation along given parameter paths. This method is scalable, parallelizable, and well-suited for high-dimensional and large-scale simulations. Applying it to diverse scenarios-including 1D and 2D systems, ground and thermal states, and bipartite and tripartite partitions, not only the information of the underlying conformal field theory is achieved, but the role of entanglement in quantum and thermal phase transitions is revealed. |
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| spellingShingle | Tracking the variation of entanglement Rényi negativity: a quantum Monte Carlo study Ding, Yi-Ming Tang, Yin Wang, Zhe Wang, Zhiyan Mao, Bin-Bin Yan, Zheng Strongly Correlated Electrons Statistical Mechanics Quantum Physics Entanglement entropy has been a powerful tool for analyzing phases and criticality in pure ground states via quantum Monte Carlo (QMC). However, mixed-state entanglement, relevant to systems with dissipation, finite temperature, and disjoint regions, remains less explored due to the lack of efficient numerical methods. In this work, we present a practical and easy-to-implement QMC method within the reweight-annealing framework, enabling efficient computation of the entanglement Rényi negativity (RN) by tracking its variation along given parameter paths. This method is scalable, parallelizable, and well-suited for high-dimensional and large-scale simulations. Applying it to diverse scenarios-including 1D and 2D systems, ground and thermal states, and bipartite and tripartite partitions, not only the information of the underlying conformal field theory is achieved, but the role of entanglement in quantum and thermal phase transitions is revealed. |
| title | Tracking the variation of entanglement Rényi negativity: a quantum Monte Carlo study |
| topic | Strongly Correlated Electrons Statistical Mechanics Quantum Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.10273 |