The classical limit of mean-field quantum spin systems
arXiv:2007.03390 · doi:10.1063/5.0021120
Abstract
The theory of strict deformation quantization of the two sphere is used to prove the existence of the classical limit of mean-field quantum spin chains, whose ensuing Hamiltonians are denoted by and where indicates the number of sites. Indeed, since the fibers and form a continuous bundle of -algebras over the base space , one can define a strict deformation quantization of where quantization is specified by certain quantization maps , with a dense Poisson subalgebra of . Given now a sequence of such , we show that under some assumptions a sequence of eigenvectors of has a classical limit in the sense that exists as a state on given by , where is some natural number. We give an application regarding spontaneous symmetry breaking (SSB) and moreover we show that the spectrum of such a mean-field quantum spin system converges to the range of some polynomial in three real variables restricted to the sphere .
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