Self-interactions in scalar and gauge theories suppress gravitational particle production in a quench modeling cosmic expansion, as computed with tensor networks.
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QCommute is a new C++ tool for algebraic symbolic computation of nested commutators in quantum spin-1/2 many-body systems on hypercubic lattices in the thermodynamic limit.
Numerical simulations of the triangular Majorana-Hubbard ladder reveal multiple symmetry-protected topological phases identified through entanglement spectrum degeneracies and adiabatic connections.
In the Bose-Hubbard model, density correlation fronts propagate ballistically for all interaction strengths, while the correlation transport distance shows sub-ballistic growth in the chaotic phase due to distance-dependent long-time tails and enhanced front decay.
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Quantum dynamics of cosmological particle production: interacting quantum field theories with matrix product states
Self-interactions in scalar and gauge theories suppress gravitational particle production in a quench modeling cosmic expansion, as computed with tensor networks.
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QCommute: a tool for symbolic computation of nested commutators in quantum many-body spin-1/2 systems
QCommute is a new C++ tool for algebraic symbolic computation of nested commutators in quantum spin-1/2 many-body systems on hypercubic lattices in the thermodynamic limit.
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Symmetry-Protected Topological Phases in the Triangular Majorana-Hubbard Ladder
Numerical simulations of the triangular Majorana-Hubbard ladder reveal multiple symmetry-protected topological phases identified through entanglement spectrum degeneracies and adiabatic connections.
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Dynamical Behaviour of Density Correlations Across the Chaotic Phase for Interacting Bosons
In the Bose-Hubbard model, density correlation fronts propagate ballistically for all interaction strengths, while the correlation transport distance shows sub-ballistic growth in the chaotic phase due to distance-dependent long-time tails and enhanced front decay.