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ALGORITHMIC PERSPECTIVE ON STRONGLY CORRELATED SYSTEMS Lecture: Introduction to Matrix Product States Fall 2015 Professor: Bryan Clark
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Page 1: ALGORITHMIC PERSPECTIVE ON STRONGLY CORRELATED …ALGORITHMIC PERSPECTIVE ON STRONGLY CORRELATED SYSTEMS Lecture: Introduction to Matrix Product States Fall 2015 Professor: Bryan Clark

ALGORITHMIC PERSPECTIVE ON STRONGLY CORRELATED

SYSTEMS

Lecture: Introduction to Matrix Product States

Fall 2015 Professor: Bryan Clark

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Last Time: Exact Diagonalization Matrix Product States

Today: More Matrix Product States

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Overlap: h | i

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Overlap: h | i

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Overlap: h | i

Multiply matrices first?

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Overlap: h | i

A

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Overlap: h | i

A

A

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Suppose I want to start in the other direction?

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Canonization h |�1�2�3...�ni = M�1M�2M�3 ...M�n

M�1UU†M�2M�3 ...M�nGauge Freedom:

Q: How should we use our gauge freedom?

=(8 x 4) (4 x 4) (4 x 4)

U D VM"

M#

8 x 4

4 x 4

4 x 4

SVD

= I4 x 8

8 x 4

4 x 4

(left canonical)

U#

U#

U#

U" U"

U"

U"TU" + U#TU# = I

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Canonization h |�1�2�3...�ni = M�1M�2M�3 ...M�n

M�1UU†M�2M�3 ...M�nGauge Freedom:

SVD

=I

(right canonical)

Q: How should we use our gauge freedom?

M" M# =

4 x 8

4 x 4 4 x 4

(4 x 4) (4 x 4) (4 x 8)

U D VV " V #

V"

V#

V "V "T + V #V #T = I

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Mixed canonical

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Matrix Product Operator

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