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Qubit regularized $O(N)$ nonlinear sigma models

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arxiv 1911.12353 v2 pith:LMWF6PQL submitted 2019-11-27 hep-lat quant-ph

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Motivated by the prospect of quantum simulation of quantum field theories, we formulate the $O(N)$ nonlinear sigma model as a "qubit" model with an $(N+1)$-dimensional local Hilbert space at each lattice site. Using an efficient worm algorithm in the worldline formulation, we demonstrate that the model has a second-order critical point in $(2+1)$ dimensions, where the continuum physics of the nontrivial $O(N)$ Wilson-Fisher fixed point is reproduced. We compute the critical exponents $\nu$ and $\eta$ for the $O(N)$ qubit models up to $N=8$, and find excellent agreement with known results in literature from various analytic and numerical techniques for the $O(N)$ Wilson-Fisher universality class. Our models are suited for studying $O(N)$ nonlinear sigma models on quantum computers up to $N=8$ in $d=2,3$ spatial dimensions.

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