Relative entropy of an interval for a massless boson at finite temperature
arXiv:2209.00035 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.107.125016
Abstract
We compute Araki's relative entropy associated to a bounded interval between a thermal state and a coherent excitation of itself in the bosonic U(1)-current model, namely the (derivative of the) chiral boson. For this purpose we briefly review some recent results on the entropy of standard subspaces and on the relative entropy of non-pure states such as thermal states. In particular, recently Bostelmann, Cadamuro and Del Vecchio have obtained the relative entropy at finite temperature for the unbounded interval , using previous results of Borchers and Yngvason, mainly a unitary dilation that provides the modular evolution in the negative half-line. Here we find a unitary rotation in order to make use of the full PSL symmetries and obtain the modular group, modular Hamiltonian and the relative entropy of a bounded interval at finite temperature. Such relative entropy entails both a Bekenstein-like bound and a QNEC-like bound, but violates . Finally, we extend the results to the free massless boson in dimensions with analogous bounds.
arXiv comment22 pages, 2 figures
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