Fidelity susceptibility for Lifshitz geometries via Lifshitz Holography
arXiv:1701.08660 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X18500999
Abstract
In order to analyze the fidelity susceptibility of non-relativistic field theories, which are important in condensed matter systems, we generalize the proposal to obtain the fidelity susceptibility holographically to Lifshitz geometries. It will be argued that this proposal can be used to study the fidelity susceptibility for various condensed matter systems. To demonstrated this, we will explicitly use this proposal to analyze the fidelity susceptibility for a non-relativistic many-body system, and argue that the fidelity susceptibility of this theory can be holographically obtained from a bulk Lifshitz geometry. In fact, using a Einstein-Dilaton-Maxwell-AdS-Lifshitz theory, we explicitly demonstrated that the fidelity susceptibility obtained from this bulk geometry is equal to the fidelity susceptibility of a bosonic many-body system.
arXiv commentVersion accepted for publication in the " International Journal of Modern Physics A (IJMPA)"
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