Measuring Rényi entropy using a projected Loschmidt echo

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Main Authors: Zhou, Yi-Neng, Löwenberg, Robin, Sonner, Julian
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author Zhou, Yi-Neng
Löwenberg, Robin
Sonner, Julian
author_facet Zhou, Yi-Neng
Löwenberg, Robin
Sonner, Julian
contents We present efficient and practical protocols to measure the second Rényi entropy (RE), whose exponential is known as the purity. We achieve this by establishing a direct connection to a Loschmidt echo (LE) type measurement sequence, applicable to quantum many-body systems. Notably, our approach does not rely on random-noise averaging, a feature that can be extended to protocols to measure out-of-time-order correlation functions (OTOCs), as we demonstrate. By way of example, we show that our protocols can be practically implemented in superconducting qubit-based platforms, as well as in cavity-QED trapped ultra-cold gases.
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spellingShingle Measuring Rényi entropy using a projected Loschmidt echo
Zhou, Yi-Neng
Löwenberg, Robin
Sonner, Julian
Quantum Physics
Quantum Gases
Statistical Mechanics
High Energy Physics - Theory
We present efficient and practical protocols to measure the second Rényi entropy (RE), whose exponential is known as the purity. We achieve this by establishing a direct connection to a Loschmidt echo (LE) type measurement sequence, applicable to quantum many-body systems. Notably, our approach does not rely on random-noise averaging, a feature that can be extended to protocols to measure out-of-time-order correlation functions (OTOCs), as we demonstrate. By way of example, we show that our protocols can be practically implemented in superconducting qubit-based platforms, as well as in cavity-QED trapped ultra-cold gases.
title Measuring Rényi entropy using a projected Loschmidt echo
topic Quantum Physics
Quantum Gases
Statistical Mechanics
High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.05237