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arxiv 2003.01133 v1 pith:W2W5X7IS submitted 2020-03-02 quant-ph cond-mat.stat-mechnlin.CDnlin.SI

Maximum velocity quantum circuits

classification quant-ph cond-mat.stat-mechnlin.CDnlin.SI
keywords circuitsconsiderkickedlong-timequantumvelocitybutterflycone
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We consider the long-time limit of out-of-time-order correlators (OTOCs) in two classes of quantum lattice models with time evolution governed by local unitary quantum circuits and maximal butterfly velocity $v_{B} = 1$. Using a transfer matrix approach, we present analytic results for the long-time value of the OTOC on and inside the light cone. First, we consider `dual-unitary' circuits with various levels of ergodicity, including the integrable and non-integrable kicked Ising model, where we show exponential decay away from the light cone and relate both the decay rate and the long-time value to those of the correlation functions. Second, we consider a class of kicked XY models similar to the integrable kicked Ising model, again satisfying $v_{B}=1$, highlighting that maximal butterfly velocity is not exclusive to dual-unitary circuits.

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