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Tensor Network States And Effective Particles For Lowdimensional Quantum Spin Systems Vanderstraeten

Name: Tensor Network States And Effective Particles For Lowdimensional Quantum Spin Systems Vanderstraeten
SKU: BELL-6753370
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Tensor Network States And Effective Particles For Lowdimensional Quantum Spin Systems Vanderstraeten instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.04 MB

Pages: 229

Author: Vanderstraeten, Laurens

ISBN: 9783319641904, 9783319641911, 3319641905, 3319641913

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Tensor Network States And Effective Particles For Lowdimensional Quantum Spin Systems Vanderstraeten by Vanderstraeten, Laurens 9783319641904, 9783319641911, 3319641905, 3319641913 instant download after payment.

This thesis develops new techniques for simulating the low-energy behaviour of quantum spin systems in one and two dimensions. Combining these developments, it subsequently uses the formalism of tensor network states to derive an effective particle description for one- and two-dimensional spin systems that exhibit strong quantum correlations. These techniques arise from the combination of two themes in many-particle physics: (i) the concept of quasiparticles as the effective low-energy degrees of freedom in a condensed-matter system, and (ii) entanglement as the characteristic feature for describing quantum phases of matter. Whereas the former gave rise to the use of effective field theories for understanding many-particle systems, the latter led to the development of tensor network states as a description of the entanglement distribution in quantum low-energy states.
Abstract: This thesis develops new techniques for simulating the low-energy behaviour of quantum spin systems in one and two dimensions.