Old and New Scaling Laws in Quantum Quench
arXiv:1608.04407
Abstract
The response of a many body system to a time dependent coupling which passes through or approaches a critical point displays universal scaling behavior. In some regimes, scaling laws have been known since the 1970's. Recently holographic techniques have been used to understand the origins of such scaling. Along the way, new scaling behaviors in other regimes have been found in holographic models, which have later been shown to hold in a generic field theory regardless of holography. This contribution summarizes recent work on these various scaling regimes.
Talk at Nambu Symposium, University of Chicago, March 11-13,2016. 34 pages, 9 figures. Typos corrected, references added
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