Generalized Dyson model: nature of zero mode and its implication in dynamics
arXiv:1605.07641 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.94.144202
Abstract
We study the role of the anomalous state in dynamical properties of non-interacting fermionic chains with chiral symmetry and correlated bond disorder in one dimension. These models posses a diverging density of states at zero energy leading to a divergent localization length at the band center. By analytically calculating the localization length for a finite system, we show that correlations in the disorder modify the spatial decay of the state from being quasilocalized to extended. We numerically simulate charge and entanglement propagation and provide evidence that states close to dominate the dynamical properties. Remarkably, we find that correlations lead to subdiffusive charge propagation, whereas the growth of entanglement is logarithmically slow. A logarithmic scaling of entanglement saturation with system size is also observed, which indicates a behavior akin to quantum critical glasses.
5 pages, 4 figures + appendix, version published in Phys. Rev. B
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