Boundary driven chain: Exact inhomogeneous triangular matrix product ansatz
arXiv:2112.05616 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.105.L220302
Abstract
We construct an explicit matrix product ansatz for the steady state of a boundary driven spin- chain for arbitrary local polarizing channels at the chain's ends. The ansatz, where the Lax operators are written explicitly in terms of infinite-dimensional bidiagonal (triangular) site-dependent matrices, becomes exact either in the (Zeno) limit of infinite dissipation strength, or thermodynamic limit of infinite chain length. The solution is based on an extension of the newly discovered family of separable eigenstates of the model.
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