On the size of the space spanned by a nonequilibrium state in a quantum spin lattice system
arXiv:1901.10797 · doi:10.21468/SciPostPhys.6.5.059
Abstract
We consider the time evolution of a state in an isolated quantum spin lattice system with energy cumulants proportional to the number of the sites . We compute the distribution of the eigenvalues of the time averaged state over a time window in the limit of large . This allows us to infer the size of a subspace that captures time evolution in with an accuracy . We estimate the size to be , where is the energy variance per site, and is the inverse error function.
arXiv comment25 pages, 7 figures; new appendix with a proof that the energy cumulants are extensive whenever the Hamiltonian is quasilocal and the state has finite correlation lengths
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