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Entanglement Renormalization
KITP
12th of February 2007
Guifre Vidal University of Queensland (Brisbane, Australia)
• Simulation of Quantum Many-Body Systems
University of Queensland
G.V.Roman Orus (postdoc)Glen Evenbly (PhD)Jacob Jordan (PhD)Sukhi Singh (PhD)
Collaborators
Frank Verstraete (Univ. Vienna)Ignacio Cirac (MPQ Garching)Miguel Aguado (MPQ Garching)Lluis Masanes (Univ. Cambridge)Huan-Qiang Zhou (Chongqing Univ.)
• Efficient description of n-qubit states
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1n
n
i i ni i
i iΨ = Ψ∑ coefficients2n1 ni iΨ
i1 in…
Ψmatrix product state MPS1D
tree tensor network TTN1D,tree
multi-scale entanglement renormalization ansatz
MERA 1D, 2D
projected entangled pair statePEPS 2D
DMRG (White 92)MPS 1D
time evolution (Vidal 03)
1D Infinite(Vidal 06)
2D Infinite(CVV 07)
Summary of recent developments
PEPS 2D(Verstraete, Cirac 04)
[ 20x20 sites ]MERA 1D,2D
topologicalorder
ΛN
Ψ
0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 00
00 00 000 0
0000
00
0 0
θ
012
Χ
Multi-Scale Entanglement Renormalization Ansatz (MERA)GV, cond-mat/0512165, quant-ph/0610099
ΛN
Ψ
0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 00
00 00 000 0
0000
00
0 0
θ
012
Χ
Multi-Scale Entanglement Renormalization Ansatz (MERA)
s
• Causal cone has bounded width !!!Local reduced density matrices can be computed efficiently
GV, cond-mat/0512165, quant-ph/0610099
ΛN
Ψ
0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 00
00 00 000 0
0000
00
0 0
θ
Multi-Scale Entanglement Renormalization Ansatz (MERA)
s
• Causal cone has bounded width !!!Local reduced density matrices can be computed efficientlyRenormalization group (or coarse-graining) transformations
τ 0Ψ
1Ψ
2Ψ
3Ψ
4Ψ
GV, cond-mat/0512165, quant-ph/0610099
τΨ
1τ+Ψ
τΨ
isometry
disentangler
Entanglement Renormalization
coarse-grained lattice
Λτ
Λ 1τ+
GV, cond-mat/0512165, quant-ph/0610099
Entanglement Renormalization
• Ground state of a local Hamiltonian:
• Gapped systems(finite correlation length)
• Critical systems(quantum phase transition)
0Ψ
0Ψ
1 0Ψ ≈ Ψ
2 0Ψ ≈ Ψ
3 0Ψ ≈ Ψ
2 ϕ ϕ ϕΨ ≈
1ΨUnentangled state after several coarse-graining transformations
Self-similar MERA(ground state always remains entangled)
Glen Evenbly, GV
GV, cond-mat/0512165, quant-ph/0610099
Entanglement Renormalization
State
EffectiveHamiltonian
RG transformation
RG transformation
(discrete!) scale invariance in critical systems
Entanglement Renormalization
• Ground states with topological order:
• 2D MERA
• Kitaev’s toric code(contains topological order)
Topological informationis stored in the top tensor of the MERA
More complicated structure(2+1) dimensional quantum circuitbounded causal cone
A B C
CBAθx y
τ
“torus”
top tensor
00 01 10 11{ , , , }χ χ χ χ
{00 , 01 , 10 , 11}
ground states
Miguel Aguado, Ignacio Cirac, GV
GV, cond-mat/0512165, quant-ph/0610099
Excitations and ER: annihilation of a pair of magnetic charges(similar for magnetic vortices)
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-1
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XX X XXX
-1 -1
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Excitations and ER: annihilation of a pair of magnetic charges(similar for magnetic vortices)
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-1 XX
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XX-1
Excitations and ER: annihilation of a pair of magnetic charges(similar for magnetic vortices)
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Excitations and ER: annihilation of a pair of magnetic charges(similar for magnetic vortices)
• MERA (multi-scale entanglement renormalization ansatz) Quantum circuit with bounded width causal cones
- Renormalization group transformation- States can be efficiently prepared
• Good description of
Critical ground states Quantum phase transitions
Kitaev’s toric code Topological order
Classical systems Classical statistical mechanics
Conclusions
key insight from quantum information