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Shinsei Ryu Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Disentangling Topological Insulators by Tensor Networks Ali Mollabashi (IPM Tehran) Masahiro Nozaki (Kyoto) Tadashi Takayanagi (Kyoto) Collaborators: Based on arXiv:1208.3469, 1311.6095 and work in progress Xueda Wen (UIUC) Pedro Lopes (UIUC, Campinas) Gil Cho (UIUC) Thanks to: Yingfei Gu (Stanford), Xiaoliang Qi (Stanford)
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Page 1: Disentangling Topological Insulators by Tensor Networks

Shinsei RyuUniv. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Disentangling Topological Insulators by Tensor Networks

Ali Mollabashi (IPM Tehran)

Masahiro Nozaki (Kyoto)

Tadashi Takayanagi (Kyoto)

Collaborators:

Based on arXiv:1208.3469, 1311.6095 and work in progress

Xueda Wen (UIUC)

Pedro Lopes (UIUC, Campinas)

Gil Cho (UIUC)

Thanks to: Yingfei Gu (Stanford), Xiaoliang Qi (Stanford)

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Table of Contents

-- Tensor Network Methods for Quantum Manybody Problems

-- MERA and Emergent Metric

-- MERA for Topological States of Matter

-- Quantum Qunch and Finite-T

-- Summary

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Tensor network:

way to avoid exponential complexity of many-body problems

Tensor network wave functions of various kinds:

MERA

(multiscale entanglement

renormalization ansatz)

PEPS (projected entangled pair state)

MPS (matrix product state) or DMRG

Tensor network approach to quantum manybody systems

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Tensor network approach to quantum manybody systems

MPS (matrix product state) :

- Representing many-body wavefunctions by contracting many tensors

DMRG, MPS, MERA, PEPS, etc.

physical degrees of freedom

auxiliary index

Product state:

EE = 0

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structure of tensor-network and entanglement entropy

Matrix product state (DMRG):

:dimension of the aux space ("bond dimension")

Area law scaling in 1D: quite generic in gapped quantum ground states.

EE:

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Can we extract information from tensor network in

an effeicent way ?

--> Cutting up tensor networks!

Cutting up = defining "reduced density matrix"

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"disentangler"

isometry(coarse-graining)

multiscale entanglement renormalization ansatz (MERA)

[Vidal (07-08)]

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block spin decimation and disentangler

- Block spin decimation

small pi --> throw away

- Disentangler

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MERA and holographich entanglement entropy

[Swingle (09)]

EE for (1+1)D case:

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Geometry <--> Entanglement

- Holographic formula for EE

- Entanglement <--> geometry

Can we make "AdS/MERA" more precise ?

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continuous MERA (cMERA)

- Quantum circuit representation of the target states:

- MERA evolution operator

- Optimizing |Omega>, U --> true ground state

disentangler coarse-graining

[Haegeman-Osborne-Verschelde-Verstraete (11)]

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MERA and quantum circuit

- Tensor network method can be formulated as a quantum circuit

(successive applications of unitary transformations)

- For MERA: add dummy states |0>

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cMERA for free boson

- free boson in d+1 dim:

- IR state:

completelyuncorrelated

- free boson in d+1 dim:

- IR state:

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- coarse-graining

- disentangler

- variational principle: cutoff function

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- Scale-dependent Bogoliubov transformation:

IR

UV

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Bures distance (quantum distance)

- Bures distance:

- For pure states:

- For infinitesimally close state:

- Berry gauge field

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Introducing metric in MERA

- Proposal for a metric in radial direction:

where wfn in "interaction picture"

normalization

"traced out" "traced out" "traced out"

arXiv:1208.3469

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Motivation for the metric

strength of disentangler

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- Relativistic free scalar:

massless limit:

massive case:

- Flat space:

AdS metric

AdS soliton

c.f. Li-Takayanagi (10)

Case study for the metric

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- Large-N ? higher spin ?

- Diffeo invariance ?

- Time-component of metric g_tt ?

- Effects of interactions ?

- Einstein equation?

Issues

Advantages of AdS/MERA:

- No need for large-N

- Can define geometry for generic many-body states

[cf. Swingle (12)]

[cf. Faulkner-Guica-Hartman-Myers-Van Raamsdonk 13,Nozaki-Numasawa-Prudenziati-Takayanagi 13,Bhattacharya-Takayanagi 13, etc]

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MERA for Topological Phases of Matter

- Topological phases: gapped phases of matter with

a lot of entanglement

e.g. QH states (described by Chern-Simons theories)

- No classical order parameter,

highly entangled quantum states of matter

- There is no adiabatic path to topologically trivial states

(e.g. atomic insulator v.s. QHE)

- Topological phases: we cannot completely remove entanglement

What happens if we try to construct disentanglers and MERA ?

[Cf. McGreevy-Swingle 14]

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MERA for topological phase

[Koenig, Reichardt, Vidal (08)][Aguado-Vidal (09)]

Topological infomation is strored in "top tensor"

- MERA for Kitaev toric code and Levin-Wen String nets:

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Holographic dual of gapped phases

Holographic dual of CS

[Witten (98)]

Holographic dual of pure YM in (2+1)D

[Fujita-Li-Ryu-Takayanagi (10)]

Branes = Top tensor ?

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Chern Insulators

- QHE without uniform magnetic field

- Continuum Dirac model with k-dependent mass:

- Two phases having different topological invariant (Hall conductance)

"trivial"

"topological"

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- IR state:

- Disentangler:

- Metric:

Disentangler and Metric for Chern Insulators

trivial topological

topological trivial

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Berry flux at UV

- Small k:

- Large k:

trivial topological

trivial topological

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topological case UV

IR

UV

IR

Berry flux in the bulk

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Choice of IR state

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- MERA at finite T (mixed state)

- Quantum quench (pure state)

time

"coupling" (mass)

Quantum quench and finite T

"Boundary state" [Calabrese-Cardy 06]

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1 2 3 4 5

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

Metric after quantum quench for 2d free boson

t=0

t=1t=2

- Light-cone like structure

- t-linear growth of SA

[Calabrese-Cardy (05) Hartman-Maldacena (13)]

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What can we say about finite T ?

- Thermofield double description:

- Concrete setup in cMERA (cf. Hartman-Maldacena, next slide):

- Can use the same disentangler for quantum quench

[Matsueda, Molina-Vilaplana, etc]

[Swingle (12)]

same metric as quench

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CFT2 CFT1

Hartman-Maldacena

[Israel (76), Maldacena]

thermofield double quantum quench

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Summary

- Proposal for definition of of bulk metric and gauge field for MERA representation of quantum states

- Behaviors expected from AdS/CFT

- Classical phases of matter <-- group theory (symmetry breaking) Quantum phases of matter <-- geometry (entanglement) Topological phases <--> D-branes (non-trivial IR)