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Measures of Entanglement at Quantum Phase
Transitions
M. Roncaglia
Condensed Matter Theory Group in Bologna
  • G. Morandi
  • F. Ortolani
  • E. Ercolessi
  • C. Degli Esposti Boschi
  • L. Campos Venuti
  • S. Pasini

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  • Entanglement is a resource for

teleportation dense coding quantum
cryptography quantum computation
  • Strong quantum fluctuations in low-dimensional
    quantum systems at T0
  • The Entanglement can give another perspective
    for understanding Quantum Phase Transitions

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  • Entanglement is a property of a state, not of an
    Hamiltonian. But the GS of strongly correlated
    quantum systems are generally entangled.

A
B
  • Direct product states
  • Nonzero correlations at T0 reveal entanglement
  • 2-qubit states

Product states
Maximally entangled (Bell states)
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Block entropy
B
A
  • Reduced density matrix for the subsystem A
  • Von Neumann entropy
  • For a 11 D critical system

Off-critical
CFT with central charge c
l block size
See P.Calabrese and J.Cardy, JSTAT P06002
(2004).
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Renormalization Group (RG)
  • c-theorem

(Zamolodchikov, 1986)
  • Massive theory (off critical)
  • Block entropy saturation

Irreversibility of RG trajectories
Loss of entanglement
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  • Local Entropy when the subsystem A is a single
    site.
  • Applied to the extended Hubbard model
  • The local entropy depends only on the average
    double occupancy
  • The entropy is maximal at the phase transition
    lines
  • (equipartition)

S.Gu, S.Deng, Y.Li, H.Lin, PRL 93, 86402
(2004).
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  • Bond-charge Hubbard model
  • (half-filling, x1)
  • Critical points U-4, U0
  • Negativity
  • Mutual information
  • Some indicators show
  • singularities at transition points, while others
    dont.

A.Anfossi et al., PRL 95, 056402 (2005).
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Ising model in transverse field
  • Critical point l1
  • The concurrence measures the entanglement
    between two sites after having traced out the
    remaining sites.
  • The transition is signaled by the first
    derivative of the concurrence, which diverges
    logarithmically (specific heat).

A.Osterloh, et al., Nature 416, 608 (2002).
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Concurrence
For a 2-qubit pure state the concurrence is
(Wootters, 1998)
if
  • Is maximal for the Bell states and zero for
    product states

For a 2-qubit mixed state in a spin ½ system
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Ising model in transverse field
2D classical Ising model CFT with central charge
c1/2
Critical point
Jordan-Wigner transformation
Exactly solvable fermion model
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Near the transition (h1)
S1 has the same singularity as
Local (single site) entropy
Local measures of entanglement based on the
2-site density matrix depend on 2-point
functions
Nearest-neighbour concurrence inherits
logarithmic singularity
Accidental cancellation of the leading
singularity may occur, as for the concurrence at
distance 2 sites
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Seeking for QPT point
Alternative FSS of magnetization
Standard route PRG
First excited state needed
C. Hamer, M. Barber, J. Phys. A Math. Gen.
(1981) 247.
Exact scaling function in the critical region
Crossing points
Shift term
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Quantum phase transitions (QPTs)
Let
  • First order discontinuity in

(level crossing)
  • Second order

diverges for some
  • At criticality the correlation length diverges
  • GS energy

scaling hypothesis
  • Differentiating w.r.t. g

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  • The singular term appears in every reduced
    density
  • matrix containing the sites connected by .
  • Local algebra hypothesis every local quantity
    can be expanded
  • in terms of the scaling fields permitted by the
    symmetries.
  • Any local measure of entanglement contains the
    singularity
  • of the most relevant term.
  • Warning accidental cancellations may occur
    depending on
  • the specific functional form next to
    leading singularity
  • The best suited operator for detecting and
    classifying QPTs
  • is V , that naturally contains . Moreover,
    FSS at criticality

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Spin 1 l-D model
l
D
l Ising-like D single ion
Phase Diagram
  • Symmetries U(1)xZ2

Around the c1 line
Critical exponents
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Derivative
The same for
Crossing effect
  • What about local measures
  • of entanglement?

Using symmetries
Single-site entropy
L.Campos Venuti, et. al., PRA 73, 010303(R)
(2006).
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F.Verstraete, M.Popp, J.I.Cirac, PRL 92, 27901
(2004).
Localizable Entanglement
  • LE is the maximum amount of entanglement that
    can
  • be localized on two q-bits by local
    measurements.

j
i
N2 particle state
  • Maximum over all local measurement basis

probability of getting
is a measure of entanglement
(concurrence)
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L. Campos Venuti, M. Roncaglia, PRL 94, 207207
(2005).
Calculating the LE requires finding an optimal
basis, which is a formidable task in general
However, using symmetries some maximal (optimal)
basis are easily found and the LE takes a
manageable form
Spin 1/2
Spin 1
  • Ising model
  • Quantum XXZ chain
  • MPS (AKLT)

LE max of correlation
LE string correlations
1
  • The LE shows that spin 1 are
  • perfect quantum channels but is insensitive to
    phase transitions.
  • The lower bound is attained

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A spin-1 model AKLT
Bell state
Optimal basis
  • Infinite entanglement length but finite
    correlation length
  • Actually in S1 case LE is related to string
    correlation

Typical configurations
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Conclusions
  • Low-dimensional systems are good candidates for
    Quantum Information devices.
  • Several local measures of entanglement have been
    proposed recently for the detection and
    classification of QPT. (nonsystematic approach)
  • Apart from accidental cancellations all the
    scaling properties of local entanglement come
    from the most relevant (RG) scaling operator.
  • The most natural local quantity is ,
    where g is the driving parameter
  • across the QPT.
  • it shows a crossing effect
  • it is unique and generally applicable

Advantages
  • Localizable Entanglement ? It is related to some
    already known correlation functions. It promotes
    S1 chains as perfect quantum channels.
  • Open problem Hard to define entanglement for
    multipartite systems,
  • separating genuine quantum correlations and
    classical ones.

References L.Campos Venuti, C.Degli Esposti
Boschi, M.Roncaglia, A.Scaramucci, PRA 73,
010303(R) (2006). L.Campos Venuti and M.
Roncaglia, PRL 94, 207207 (2005).
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