Fermionic Markov Chains
Mark Fannes, Jeroen Wouters

TL;DR
This paper introduces a quantum analogue of classical Markov processes using free Fermions, calculates their entropy density, and extends Szeg"o's theorem to rate functions for asymptotic analysis.
Contribution
It constructs free Fermionic Markov processes and extends Szeg"o's theorem to compute entropy densities in this quantum setting.
Findings
Entropy density for free Fermionic processes calculated
Extension of Szeg"o's theorem to rate functions presented
Provides a method for analyzing quantum Markov processes
Abstract
We study a quantum process that can be considered as a quantum analogue for the classical Markov process. We specifically construct a version of these processes for free Fermions. For such free Fermionic processes we calculate the entropy density. This can be done either directly using Szeg\"o's theorem for asymptotic densities of functions of Toeplitz matrices, or through an extension of said theorem to rates of functions, which we present in this article.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum many-body systems · Matrix Theory and Algorithms · Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
