Relaxation dynamics of integrable field theories after a global quantum quench

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Autores principales: Di Salvo, Emanuele, Schuricht, Dirk
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author Di Salvo, Emanuele
Schuricht, Dirk
author_facet Di Salvo, Emanuele
Schuricht, Dirk
contents We apply the linked cluster expansion as well as the quench action approach to study the time evolution of one-point functions after a quantum quench in integrable field theories. We argue that the relaxation towards the stationary value fundamentally differs depending on the locality properties of the considered observable: while for local operators both exponential and power-law decaying terms are present in the dynamics, for semi-local operators the latter are absent. We explicitly confirm this for the Ising field theory, the sinh-Gordon model, and the repulsive sine-Gordon model.
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spellingShingle Relaxation dynamics of integrable field theories after a global quantum quench
Di Salvo, Emanuele
Schuricht, Dirk
Strongly Correlated Electrons
High Energy Physics - Theory
We apply the linked cluster expansion as well as the quench action approach to study the time evolution of one-point functions after a quantum quench in integrable field theories. We argue that the relaxation towards the stationary value fundamentally differs depending on the locality properties of the considered observable: while for local operators both exponential and power-law decaying terms are present in the dynamics, for semi-local operators the latter are absent. We explicitly confirm this for the Ising field theory, the sinh-Gordon model, and the repulsive sine-Gordon model.
title Relaxation dynamics of integrable field theories after a global quantum quench
topic Strongly Correlated Electrons
High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.00682