A transition between volume- and area-law entanglement occurs in row states evolved under transfer matrices of translation-invariant tensor networks, with a dense ring spectrum in the volume-law phase and a dominant eigenvalue in the area-law phase.
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Entanglement transitions in translation-invariant tensor networks
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Continuous Reset-Induced Phase Transition in Measurement-Free Random Quantum Circuits
Reset-induced entanglement phase transitions in measurement-free random quantum circuits are continuous for d=2 with second-order characteristics, unlike large-d classical expectations.
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Numerical study of monitored fermions finds integrable cases fit by linear-to-power-law interpolation for entanglement scaling, SYK shows volume law, and t-V hints at transition, with unrelated anomalous delocalization in Hilbert space.