Quantum Monte Carlo detection of SU(2) symmetry breaking in the participation entropies of line subsystems
arXiv:1612.06338 · doi:10.21468/SciPostPhys.2.2.011
Abstract
Using quantum Monte Carlo simulations, we compute the participation (Shannon-Rényi) entropies for groundstate wave functions of Heisenberg antiferromagnets for one-dimensional (line) subsystems of length embedded in two-dimensional () square lattices. We also study the line entropy at finite temperature, i.e. of the diagonal elements of the density matrix, for three-dimensional () cubic lattices. The breaking of SU(2) symmetry is clearly captured by a universal logarithmic scaling term in the Rényi entropies, in good agreement with the recent field-theory results of Misguish, Pasquier and Oshikawa [arXiv:1607.02465]. We also study the dependence of the log prefactor on the Rényi index for which a transition is detected at .
13 pages, 5 figures, submitted to SciPost Physics
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