Holographic isoTNS represent volume-law entangled states including arbitrary fermionic Gaussian states, Clifford states, and certain short-time evolved states using an extra network dimension with isometric constraints.
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Single-particle Green's function zeroes cannot reliably characterize interacting topological phases because they miss excitations in Fock sectors tied to topological degeneracy.
The spin-1/2 triangular-lattice XXZ antiferromagnet retains a zero-magnetization Y-type three-sublattice order for all easy-axis anisotropies, with asymptotic sublattice moment 0.419(7) instead of the classical 1/2.
An effective quantum rotor model connects finite-size energy splittings seen in exact diagonalization to the ObQD selection energy scale, allowing detection of quantum-selected order in one-, two-, and three-dimensional frustrated spin models.
Localized Zhang-Rice singlets from doped holes induce J2 and J3 superexchanges that frustrate Néel order and explain hole-electron magnetic asymmetry in cuprates.
Quantum calculations on an ab initio-parametrized Heisenberg model for hematite give a closer match to the experimental low-temperature spin-flop field than classical approximations.
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Holographic Representation of One-Dimensional Many-Body Quantum States via Isometric Tensor Networks
Holographic isoTNS represent volume-law entangled states including arbitrary fermionic Gaussian states, Clifford states, and certain short-time evolved states using an extra network dimension with isometric constraints.
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Fundamental limitations of single-particle Green's-function zeroes as probes of many-body topology
Single-particle Green's function zeroes cannot reliably characterize interacting topological phases because they miss excitations in Fock sectors tied to topological degeneracy.
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Nontrivial three-sublattice magnetization in the easy-axis spin-1/2 XXZ antiferromagnet on the triangular lattice
The spin-1/2 triangular-lattice XXZ antiferromagnet retains a zero-magnetization Y-type three-sublattice order for all easy-axis anisotropies, with asymptotic sublattice moment 0.419(7) instead of the classical 1/2.
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Finite-Size Spectral Signatures of Order by Quantum Disorder: A Perspective from Anderson's Tower of States
An effective quantum rotor model connects finite-size energy splittings seen in exact diagonalization to the ObQD selection energy scale, allowing detection of quantum-selected order in one-, two-, and three-dimensional frustrated spin models.
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Frustration from Localized Zhang-Rice States: A Unified Theory of Doping-Driven Magnetic Transitions in Cuprates
Localized Zhang-Rice singlets from doped holes induce J2 and J3 superexchanges that frustrate Néel order and explain hole-electron magnetic asymmetry in cuprates.
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Quantum fluctuations determine the spin-flop transition in hematite
Quantum calculations on an ab initio-parametrized Heisenberg model for hematite give a closer match to the experimental low-temperature spin-flop field than classical approximations.