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Main Author: Zhenpeng, LI
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Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.19785
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contents Infinite persistence marks the topological transition. For finite persistence, the canyon-finding rate Gamma(tau_p) on the p=2 spherical spin glass forms an inverted-U profile, peaking at an optimal tau_p^*. At low temperature (T=0.05), tau_p^* drops from 10 to 5 as N increases through 128, marking the discrete-to-quasi-continuous GOE crossover. For N=1024, the peak is flat between tau_p=5 and 6 within statistical uncertainties, preventing a more precise determination. For N>=128, the canyon width saturates at xi_eff=1, consistent with the measured tau_p^*=5 when beta=0.4. At higher temperatures (T>=0.15), tau_p^*=10 and beta(T) scales as 1/T, with temperature dependence entering only through v_th = sqrt(2T). For T=0.10 and N>=128, high-resolution scans give tau_p^*=8.0; for N<=64 at the same temperature, coarse scans place tau_p^* in the range 8-10. Thus, optimal persistence reveals the hidden topology of the landscape-a principle expected to be generic in disordered landscapes with entropic bottlenecks.
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spellingShingle Optimal Persistence Reveals Hidden Topology in Complex Energy Landscapes
Zhenpeng, LI
Disordered Systems and Neural Networks
82B44, 60B20, 82C31
Infinite persistence marks the topological transition. For finite persistence, the canyon-finding rate Gamma(tau_p) on the p=2 spherical spin glass forms an inverted-U profile, peaking at an optimal tau_p^*. At low temperature (T=0.05), tau_p^* drops from 10 to 5 as N increases through 128, marking the discrete-to-quasi-continuous GOE crossover. For N=1024, the peak is flat between tau_p=5 and 6 within statistical uncertainties, preventing a more precise determination. For N>=128, the canyon width saturates at xi_eff=1, consistent with the measured tau_p^*=5 when beta=0.4. At higher temperatures (T>=0.15), tau_p^*=10 and beta(T) scales as 1/T, with temperature dependence entering only through v_th = sqrt(2T). For T=0.10 and N>=128, high-resolution scans give tau_p^*=8.0; for N<=64 at the same temperature, coarse scans place tau_p^* in the range 8-10. Thus, optimal persistence reveals the hidden topology of the landscape-a principle expected to be generic in disordered landscapes with entropic bottlenecks.
title Optimal Persistence Reveals Hidden Topology in Complex Energy Landscapes
topic Disordered Systems and Neural Networks
82B44, 60B20, 82C31
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.19785