Callan-Symanzik-like equation in information theory

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Autori principali: Shahbazi, Mojtaba, Sadeghi, Mehdi
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author Shahbazi, Mojtaba
Sadeghi, Mehdi
author_facet Shahbazi, Mojtaba
Sadeghi, Mehdi
contents Within the "complexity=anything" proposal of holography, the complexity growth rate (CGR) can exhibit jumps, interpreted as phase transitions. We demonstrate that the location and amplitude of these jumps are governed by the dynamics of bulk fields, which, via the fluid-gravity correspondence, map to the boundary energy-momentum tensor. The behavior of the CGR near these critical points exhibits scaling and universality. We show that the CGR satisfies a Callan-Symanzik-like equation near the transitions. Our results provide a new information-theoretic interpretation of the Callan-Symanzik equation, with the CGR running with the energy scale.
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spellingShingle Callan-Symanzik-like equation in information theory
Shahbazi, Mojtaba
Sadeghi, Mehdi
Quantum Physics
High Energy Physics - Theory
Within the "complexity=anything" proposal of holography, the complexity growth rate (CGR) can exhibit jumps, interpreted as phase transitions. We demonstrate that the location and amplitude of these jumps are governed by the dynamics of bulk fields, which, via the fluid-gravity correspondence, map to the boundary energy-momentum tensor. The behavior of the CGR near these critical points exhibits scaling and universality. We show that the CGR satisfies a Callan-Symanzik-like equation near the transitions. Our results provide a new information-theoretic interpretation of the Callan-Symanzik equation, with the CGR running with the energy scale.
title Callan-Symanzik-like equation in information theory
topic Quantum Physics
High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.13330