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João C. Pinto Barros, Michele Burrello, Andrea Trombettoni

Quantum Physics · Submitted 14 Nov 2019

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The authors' main claim We discuss and review in this chapter the developing field of research of quantum simulation of gauge theories with ultracold atoms.

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CitationAndrea Trombettoni, Jo\~ao C. Pinto Barros, Michele Burrello. "Gauge Theories with Ultracold Atoms." arXiv:1911.06022 (2019). https://pith.science/paper/5RGAX6A7
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We discuss and review in this chapter the developing field of research of quantum simulation of gauge theories with ultracold atoms.

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  • The proposed single-body protection is considerably more experimentally friendly than previous proposals, which rely on engineered spatially correlated noise [ref] , on energy penalties that require precisely tuned two-body interactions [ref] , or multi-qubit operations [ref] .

    Gauge-Symmetry Protection Using Single-Body Terms · Introduction · 0.98

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  • Our results thus form a theoretical basis for some previous works, which have found evidence that quantum simulators may approximately retain gauge invariance [ref] .

    Reliability of lattice gauge theories · Introduction · 0.99

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  • Several proposals have been put forward to protect against gauge-breaking errors such as those in Eq. [ref], [ref] with one straightforward method that has received a lot of interest being an energy term that penalizes processes away from the physical sector $G_j|ψ⟩=0, ∀j$.

    Reliability of lattice gauge theories in the thermodynamic limit · Quench dynamics · 0.81

  • Several proposals have been made regarding how to protect against such gauge-invariance breaking using energy-penalty terms quadratic in the Gauss's law generators [ref] , [equation] with protection strength $V>0$.

    Gauge-Symmetry Protection Using Single-Body Terms · Background · 0.93

  • These can be either static terms that are added to the Hamiltonian [ref] or come in the form of dynamical decoupling [ref] , and they can even correspond to classical dephasing noise [ref] .

    Gauge protection in non-Abelian lattice gauge theories · Introduction · 0.90

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