Target Space Entanglement in Quantum Mechanics of Fermions and Matrices
arXiv:2202.01626 · doi:10.1142/9789811261633_0016
Abstract
Quantum entanglement is closely related to the structure of spacetime in quantum gravity. For quantum field theories or statistical models, we usually consider base space entanglement. However, target space instead of base space sometimes directly connects to our spacetime. In these cases, it is natural to consider a concept of target space entanglement. To define the target space entanglement, we consider a generalized definition of entanglement entropy based on an algebraic approach. This approach is reviewed and is applied to the first quantized particles, in particular, fermions. This article is based on the paper JHEP 08 (2021) 046 [arXiv:2105.13726].
10 pages, 2 figures, submitted to the proceedings of East Asia Joint Symposium on Fields and Strings 2021 at Osaka City University
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