Complexity Measure Diagnostics of Ergodic to Many-Body Localization Transition
arXiv:2404.15940 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.110.L180101
Abstract
We introduce new diagnostics of the transition between the ergodic and many-body localization phases, which are based on complexity measures defined via the probability distribution function of the Lanczos coefficients of the tri-diagonalized Hamiltonian. We use these complexity measures to analyze the power-law random banded matrix model as a function of the correlation strength and show that the moments and the entropy of the distribution diagnose the ergodic to many-body transition, as well as the distinctive feature of the phases concerning the memory of the initial conditions.
arXiv comment7+10 pages, 7+ 17 figures. v2: appendix I added, typos corrected, published version
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