Emergence & Entanglement II 2013

31 talks

May 06, 2013 - May 10, 2013

C13019

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DescriptionEmergence & Entanglement II 2013

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Impossible symmetry enriched topological phases in 2D and their realization on 3D surface

Xie Chen California Institute of Technology
May 07, 2013

PIRSA:13050033
High Energy Physics
Thermodynamical Property of Entanglement Entropy for Excited States

Tadashi Takayanagi Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics
May 08, 2013

PIRSA:13050034
Condensed Matter
Propagation of entanglement in strongly coupled systems from gravity

Hong Liu Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Department of Physics
May 08, 2013

PIRSA:13050035
General Relativity & Quantum Cosmology
Quantum renormalization group and AdS/CFT

Sung-Sik Lee McMaster University
May 08, 2013

PIRSA:13050036
High Energy Physics
Holographic insights into quantum critical transport: from branes to Bose-Hubbard
May 08, 2013

PIRSA:13050037
Condensed Matter
Searching for Spin Liquids

Steven White University of California, Irvine
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050039
High Energy Physics

Condensed Matter
Quantum Spin Liquids,Density Matrix Renormalization Group, and Entanglement

Leon Balents University of California, Santa Barbara
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050040
Condensed Matter
Directed Influence in the RG Flow

Glen Evenbly Georgia Institute of Technology
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050041
High Energy Physics
Characterizing topological order form a microscopic lattice Hamiltonian

Lukasz Cincio Los Alamos National Laboratory
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050042
Quantum Physics

Condensed Matter
Emergence and Entanglement in Matrix Product States

Frank Verstraete Ghent University
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050043
Quantum Physics
Characterizing topological spin liquids using PEPS

Norbert Schuch Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics - Albert Einstein Institute (AEI)
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050044
Quantum Physics
Spin-orbital quantum liquid on the honeycomb lattice

Philippe Corboz Universiteit van Amsterdam
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050045
Quantum Physics

Condensed Matter

Impossible symmetry enriched topological phases in 2D and their realization on 3D surface

Xie Chen California Institute of Technology
May 07, 2013

PIRSA:13050033
High Energy Physics
In quantum systems with symmetry, the same topological phase can be enriched by symmetry in different ways, resulting in different symmetry transformations of the superselection sectors in the phase. However, not all symmetry transformations are allowed on the superselection sectors in topological phases in purely 2D systems. In this talk, I will discuss some examples of such symmetry enrichment of topological phases, which seem to be consistent with the fusion and braiding rules of the superselection sectors in the theory but are nonetheless impossible to realize in 2D. Interestingly, we show further that they can be realized on the surface of a 3D gapped system with a topologically trivial bulk.
Thermodynamical Property of Entanglement Entropy for Excited States

Tadashi Takayanagi Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics
May 08, 2013

PIRSA:13050034
Condensed Matter
We will point out that there is a universal thermodynamical property of entanglement entropy for excited states. We will derive this by using the AdS/CFT correspondence in any dimension. We will also directly confirm this property from direct field theoretic calculations in two dimensions. We will define a new quantity called entanglement density by taking derivatives of entanglement entropy with respect to the shape of subsystem. We will show that this quantity coincides with the energy density by taking the small subsystem limit and show that this is another equivalent statement of the thermodynamical property.
Propagation of entanglement in strongly coupled systems from gravity

Hong Liu Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Department of Physics
May 08, 2013

PIRSA:13050035
General Relativity & Quantum Cosmology
Quantum renormalization group and AdS/CFT

Sung-Sik Lee McMaster University
May 08, 2013

PIRSA:13050036
High Energy Physics
In this talk, I will discuss about the notion of quantum renormalization group, and explain how (D+1)-dimensional gravitational theories naturally emerge as dual descriptions for D-dimensional quantum field theories. It will be argued that the dynamical gravitational field in the bulk encodes the entanglement between low energy modes and high energy modes of the corresponding quantum field theory.
Holographic insights into quantum critical transport: from branes to Bose-Hubbard
May 08, 2013

PIRSA:13050037
Condensed Matter
We discuss the general features of charge transport of quantum critical points described by CFTs in 2+1D. Our main tool is the AdS/CFT correspondence, but we will make connections to standard field theory results and to recent quantum Monte Carlo data. We emphasize the importance of poles and zeros of the response functions. In the holographic setting, these are the discrete quasinormal modes of a black hole/brane; they map to the excitations of the CFT. We further describe the role of particle-vortex or S-duality on the conductivity, which is argued to obey two powerful sum rules.
References (with S. Sachdev): arXiv:1210.4166 (PRB 12); arXiv:1302.0847 (PRB 13)
Searching for Spin Liquids

Steven White University of California, Irvine
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050039
High Energy Physics

Condensed Matter
Quantum Spin Liquids,Density Matrix Renormalization Group, and Entanglement

Leon Balents University of California, Santa Barbara
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050040
Condensed Matter
I will review recent work in our group using Density Matrix Renormalization Group (DMRG) to search for and study quantum spin liquid and topologically ordered states in two dimensional model Hamiltonians. This proves an efficient way to study these phases in semi-realistic situations. I will try to draw lessons from several studies and theoretical considerations.
Directed Influence in the RG Flow

Glen Evenbly Georgia Institute of Technology
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050041
High Energy Physics
Given two lattice Hamiltonians H_1 and H_2 that are identical everywhere except on a local region R of the lattice, we propose a relationship between their ground states psi_1 and psi_2. Specifically, assuming the states can be represented as multi-scale entanglement renormalization ansatz (MERA), we propose a principle of directed influence which asserts that the tensors in the MERA’s that represent the ground states can be chosen to be identical everywhere except within a specific, localized region of the tensor network. The validity of this principle is justified by demonstrating it to follow from Wilson's renormalization ideas towards systems with manifestly separated energy scales. This result is shown, through numerical examples, to have practical applications towards the efficient simulation of systems with impurities, boundaries and interfaces, and also argued to provide useful insights towards holographic representations of quantum states.
Characterizing topological order form a microscopic lattice Hamiltonian

Lukasz Cincio Los Alamos National Laboratory
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050042
Quantum Physics

Condensed Matter
In this talk I will show how to obtain a detailed characterization of the emergent topological order starting from microscopic Hamiltonian on a two dimensional lattice. A key step is to obtain a tensor network representation for a complete set of ground states of the Hamiltonian, ﬁrst on an inﬁnite cylinder and then on a ﬁnite torus. As an application of the method I will study lattice Hamiltonians that give rise to selected anyon models, namely chiral semion, Ising as well as Z_3 and Z_5 models.
Emergence and Entanglement in Matrix Product States

Frank Verstraete Ghent University
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050043
Quantum Physics
Characterizing topological spin liquids using PEPS

Norbert Schuch Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics - Albert Einstein Institute (AEI)
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050044
Quantum Physics
Projected Entangled Pair States (PEPS) provide a local description of correlated many-body states. I will discuss how PEPS can be used to characterize topological spin liquids, in particular Resonating Valence Bond states. On the one hand, I will show how the symmetries in the local PEPS description allow to identify that these states appear as topologically degenerate ground states of local Hamiltonians. On the other hand, I will discuss how from exact diagonalization of the transfer operator one can extract both the topological order and the spin liquid nature of the ground state.
Spin-orbital quantum liquid on the honeycomb lattice

Philippe Corboz Universiteit van Amsterdam
May 09, 2013

PIRSA:13050045
Quantum Physics

Condensed Matter
The symmetric Kugel-Khomskii can be seen as a minimal model describing the interactions between spin and orbital degrees of freedom in certain transition-metal oxides with orbital degeneracy, and it is equivalent to the SU(4) Heisenberg model of four-color fermionic atoms. We present simulation results for this model on various two-dimensional lattices obtained with infinite projected-entangled pair states (iPEPS), an efficient variational tensor-network ansatz for two dimensional wave functions in the thermodynamic limit. We find a rich variety of exotic phases: while on the square and checkerboard lattices the ground state exhibits dimer-N\'eel order and plaquette order, respectively, quantum fluctuations on the honeycomb lattice destroy any order, giving rise to a spin-orbital liquid. Our results are supported from flavor-wave theory and exact diagonalization. Furthermore, the properties of the spin-orbital liquid state on the honeycomb lattice are accurately accounted for by a projected variational wave-function based on the pi-flux state of fermions on the honeycomb lattice at 1/4-filling. In that state, correlations are algebraic because of the presence of a Dirac point at the Fermi level, suggesting that the ground state is an algebraic spin-orbital liquid. This model provides a possible starting point to understand the recently discovered spin-orbital liquid behavior of Ba_3CuSb_2O_9. The present results also suggest to choose optical lattices with honeycomb geometry in the search for quantum liquids in ultra-cold four-color fermionic atoms.

Title	Speaker(s)	Date	Talk Type	Info
Impossible symmetry enriched topological phases in 2D and their realization on 3D surface	Xie Chen	2013-05-07	Conference	View details
Thermodynamical Property of Entanglement Entropy for Excited States	Tadashi Takayanagi	2013-05-08	Conference	View details
Propagation of entanglement in strongly coupled systems from gravity	Hong Liu	2013-05-08	Conference	View details
Quantum renormalization group and AdS/CFT	Sung-Sik Lee	2013-05-08	Conference	View details
Holographic insights into quantum critical transport: from branes to Bose-Hubbard		2013-05-08	Conference	View details
Searching for Spin Liquids	Steven White	2013-05-09	Conference	View details
Quantum Spin Liquids,Density Matrix Renormalization Group, and Entanglement	Leon Balents	2013-05-09	Conference	View details
Directed Influence in the RG Flow	Glen Evenbly	2013-05-09	Conference	View details
Characterizing topological order form a microscopic lattice Hamiltonian	Lukasz Cincio	2013-05-09	Conference	View details
Emergence and Entanglement in Matrix Product States	Frank Verstraete	2013-05-09	Conference	View details
Characterizing topological spin liquids using PEPS	Norbert Schuch	2013-05-09	Conference	View details
Spin-orbital quantum liquid on the honeycomb lattice	Philippe Corboz	2013-05-09	Conference	View details

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Impossible symmetry enriched topological phases in 2D and their realization on 3D surface

Thermodynamical Property of Entanglement Entropy for Excited States

Propagation of entanglement in strongly coupled systems from gravity

Quantum renormalization group and AdS/CFT

Holographic insights into quantum critical transport: from branes to Bose-Hubbard

Searching for Spin Liquids

Quantum Spin Liquids,Density Matrix Renormalization Group, and Entanglement

Directed Influence in the RG Flow

Characterizing topological order form a microscopic lattice Hamiltonian

Emergence and Entanglement in Matrix Product States

Characterizing topological spin liquids using PEPS

Spin-orbital quantum liquid on the honeycomb lattice

Impossible symmetry enriched topological phases in 2D and their realization on 3D surface

Thermodynamical Property of Entanglement Entropy for Excited States

Propagation of entanglement in strongly coupled systems from gravity

Quantum renormalization group and AdS/CFT

Holographic insights into quantum critical transport: from branes to Bose-Hubbard

Searching for Spin Liquids

Quantum Spin Liquids,Density Matrix Renormalization Group, and Entanglement

Directed Influence in the RG Flow

Characterizing topological order form a microscopic lattice Hamiltonian

Emergence and Entanglement in Matrix Product States

Characterizing topological spin liquids using PEPS

Spin-orbital quantum liquid on the honeycomb lattice