Some properties of Grassmannian coherent states and an entropic conjecture
arXiv:1506.01541 · doi:10.1088/1751-8113/48/49/495304
Abstract
We analyze mathematical and physical properties of a previously introduced [J. Phys. A47, 115302 (2014)] family of coherent states (CS). They constitute a matrix version of standard spin CS when we add an extra (pseudospin) dichotomous degree of freedom: layer, sublattice, two-well, nucleon, etc. Applications to bilayer quantum Hall systems at fractions of filling factor are discussed, where Haldane's sphere picture is generalized to a Grassmannian picture. We also extend Wehrl's definition of entropy from Glauber to Grassmannian CS and state a conjecture on the entropy lower bound.
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