Wishart cones and quantum geometry

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Autor principal: Combe, Noemie C.
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author Combe, Noemie C.
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contents An important object appearing in the framework of the Tomita--Takesaki theory is an invariant cone under the modular automorphism group of von Neumann algebras. As a result of the connection between von Neumann algebras and quantum field theory, von Neumann algebras have become increasingly important for (higher) category theory and topology. We show explicitly how an example of a class of cones discovered by Connes--Araki--Haagerup (CAH), invariant under the modular automorphism group, are related to Wishart laws and information geometry. Given its relation to 2D quantum field theory this highlights new relations between (quantum) information geometry and quantum geometry.
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spellingShingle Wishart cones and quantum geometry
Combe, Noemie C.
Operator Algebras
Differential Geometry
An important object appearing in the framework of the Tomita--Takesaki theory is an invariant cone under the modular automorphism group of von Neumann algebras. As a result of the connection between von Neumann algebras and quantum field theory, von Neumann algebras have become increasingly important for (higher) category theory and topology. We show explicitly how an example of a class of cones discovered by Connes--Araki--Haagerup (CAH), invariant under the modular automorphism group, are related to Wishart laws and information geometry. Given its relation to 2D quantum field theory this highlights new relations between (quantum) information geometry and quantum geometry.
title Wishart cones and quantum geometry
topic Operator Algebras
Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.12289