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Discrete-time quantum walks in synthetic dimensions

Piergiorgio Ferraro , Caio B. Naves , Jonas Larson This is my paper

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Generalized displacement operators on Fock-state lattices from Lie algebras generate discrete-time quantum walks with state-dependent tunneling in synthetic state space.

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The paper establishes a formalism for discrete-time quantum walks that occur on Fock-state lattices in state space instead of real or phase space. It associates each Lie algebra with both a phase space and a corresponding Fock-state lattice, then uses generalized displacement operators to build the unitary evolution operator that drives the walk. These operators replace conventional nearest-neighbor shifts and produce state-dependent tunneling across the lattice. Examples illustrate standard walk signatures such as ballistic spreading, coin-walker entanglement, and symmetry-induced interference, while different algebras yield anomalous behaviors including super-ballistic spreading and localization. This construction matters for quantum optical systems because it supplies a direct route to lattice models without requiring physical spatial lattices.

Core claim

We introduce discrete-time quantum walks on Fock-state lattices. For each Lie algebra one associates both a phase space and a Fock-state lattice; by relating these spaces and applying generalized displacement operators we construct the discrete unitary operator that generates the walk. In this framework the displacement operators replace the usual nearest-neighbor shifts and lead to state-dependent tunneling on the lattice. Several examples demonstrate ballistic spreading, coin-walker entanglement, symmetry-induced interference patterns, and, for different algebraic structures, anomalous super-ballistic spreading as well as localization effects.

What carries the argument

Generalized displacement operators acting on Fock-state lattices associated with Lie algebras, which replace fixed nearest-neighbor shifts and produce state-dependent tunneling.

Load-bearing premise

Fock-state lattices derived from Lie algebras supply a usable correspondence to phase space that directly yields a walk-generating unitary from generalized displacement operators.

What would settle it

Numerical simulation or optical experiment that applies the constructed unitary for a chosen Lie algebra and checks whether the walker spreads ballistically, becomes localized, or exhibits the predicted interference pattern on the Fock-state lattice.

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In this work we introduce discrete-time quantum walks in state space, more precisely on Fock-state lattices. Fock-state lattices provide a natural and clean setting for implementing lattice models, particularly in quantum optical systems. Thus, contrary to the common setting where the walker resides in real space or phase space, here the walk takes place in a synthetic space. We present a general formalism based on Lie algebras and their properties. For each Lie algebra one can associate both a phase space and a Fock-state lattice, and by understanding how these spaces are related, together with the action of generalized displacement operators, we construct the discrete unitary operator that generates the walk. In this framework the displacement operators replace the usual nearest-neighbor shifts and lead to state-dependent tunneling on the lattice. By considering several examples we demonstrate ballistic spreading and other characteristic features of discrete-time quantum walks, such as coin-walker entanglement and symmetry-induced interference patterns. We also show that different algebraic structures can give rise to qualitatively different dynamics, including anomalous behavior such as super-ballistic spreading as well as localization effects.

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Referee Report

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Summary. The manuscript introduces discrete-time quantum walks on Fock-state lattices in synthetic dimensions. Using a Lie-algebra-based formalism, the authors relate phase space and Fock-state lattices and construct a discrete unitary operator via generalized displacement operators that replace nearest-neighbor shifts, resulting in state-dependent tunneling. Through several examples, they demonstrate characteristic DTQW behaviors such as ballistic spreading, coin-walker entanglement, and symmetry-induced interference, as well as anomalous dynamics including super-ballistic spreading and localization effects depending on the algebraic structure.

Significance. If the construction holds, this work offers a systematic way to realize quantum walks in quantum optical systems via synthetic Fock-state lattices. The Lie-algebra approach enables algebra-dependent dynamics without free parameters, which could facilitate new quantum simulation protocols and studies of interference and entanglement in non-standard geometries. The framework builds on standard displacement operators and lattice relations, providing a clean theoretical route to tunable walk behaviors.

major comments (2)
  1. [§3] §3 (Formalism): the central construction of the walk-generating unitary via generalized displacement operators on the Fock lattice is plausible from the phase-space relation, but an explicit step-by-step verification that the operator remains unitary for arbitrary Lie-algebra generators (beyond the abstract statement) is needed to confirm the claim for all presented cases.
  2. [§4.2] §4.2 (su(1,1) example): the reported super-ballistic spreading is a key anomalous feature, yet the manuscript does not provide a quantitative metric (e.g., variance scaling exponent with error bars from numerics) or direct comparison against the standard DTQW ballistic case to substantiate the distinction.
minor comments (3)
  1. [Abstract] Abstract: the phrasing 'state space, more precisely on Fock-state lattices' is slightly redundant; a single clear definition of the synthetic space would improve readability.
  2. [Figure 2] Figure 2: the interference pattern plots lack axis labels for the coin degree of freedom and a scale bar for probability density, making it hard to compare entanglement growth across algebras.
  3. [§2] Notation: the symbol for the generalized displacement operator is introduced without an explicit definition in terms of the Lie-algebra generators; adding this in the first use would aid clarity.

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We are grateful to the referee for the thorough review and the recommendation for minor revision. The comments are helpful and we will revise the manuscript accordingly to address them.

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  1. Referee: [§3] §3 (Formalism): the central construction of the walk-generating unitary via generalized displacement operators on the Fock lattice is plausible from the phase-space relation, but an explicit step-by-step verification that the operator remains unitary for arbitrary Lie-algebra generators (beyond the abstract statement) is needed to confirm the claim for all presented cases.

    Authors: We thank the referee for this observation. The unitarity of the walk operator is indeed central to our construction. Although it follows from the unitarity of the generalized displacement operators and the properties of the Lie algebra representations, we agree that an explicit verification would be beneficial. In the revised manuscript, we will add a detailed step-by-step proof in §3 demonstrating that the operator U satisfies U†U = I for arbitrary generators, and we will explicitly verify this for the su(2), su(1,1), and other cases presented. revision: yes

  2. Referee: [§4.2] §4.2 (su(1,1) example): the reported super-ballistic spreading is a key anomalous feature, yet the manuscript does not provide a quantitative metric (e.g., variance scaling exponent with error bars from numerics) or direct comparison against the standard DTQW ballistic case to substantiate the distinction.

    Authors: We appreciate the referee's suggestion to strengthen the evidence for the anomalous dynamics. In the revised version, we will include a quantitative analysis of the spreading in the su(1,1) case. Specifically, we will report the variance scaling exponent obtained from numerical simulations, including error bars from fits, and provide a direct comparison with the standard ballistic spreading (where variance scales as t²) to clearly highlight the super-ballistic behavior. revision: yes

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full rationale

The paper constructs the discrete unitary walk operator on Fock-state lattices by relating Lie-algebra phase spaces to the lattices and replacing nearest-neighbor shifts with generalized displacement operators. This relies on standard Lie algebra properties and relations between phase space and Fock lattices, without reducing the central result to fitted parameters, self-referential definitions, or load-bearing self-citations. The derivation is self-contained against external benchmarks of Lie algebra theory and produces the reported features (ballistic spreading, entanglement, interference) as direct consequences of the construction.

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The paper relies on existing mathematical structures without introducing new free parameters or postulated entities.

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  • domain assumption Lie algebras possess associated phase spaces and Fock-state lattices whose relation permits construction of a discrete unitary walk operator from generalized displacement operators
    Invoked in the general formalism to replace nearest-neighbor shifts with state-dependent tunneling.

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