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Entanglement of free-fermion systems, signal processing and algebraic combinatorics

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arxiv 2401.07150 v2 pith:OB3DMXLS submitted 2024-01-13 quant-ph cond-mat.stat-mechmath-phmath.MP

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This paper offers a review of recent studies on the entanglement of free-fermion systems on graphs that take advantage of methods pertaining to signal processing and algebraic combinatorics. On the one hand, a parallel with time and band limiting problems is used to obtain a tridiagonal matrix commuting with the chopped correlation matrix in bispectral situations and on the other, the irreducible decomposition of the Terwilliger algebra arising in the context of $P$-polynomial association schemes is seen to yield a simplifying framework.

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