Dynamics of Renyi entanglement entropy in local quantum circuits with charge conservation
arXiv:1902.00977 · doi:10.1088/2633-1357/abd1e2
Abstract
In local quantum circuits with charge conservation, we initialize the system in random product states and study the dynamics of the Renyi entanglement entropy . We rigorously prove that with Renyi index at time is if the transport of charges is diffusive. Very recent numerical results of Rakovszky et al. show that this upper bound is saturated (up to the sub-logarithmic correction) in random local quantum circuits with charge conservation.
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