Global quantum discord in infinite quantum spin chains
Zhao-Yu Sun, Yan-E Liao, Bin Guo, Hai-Lin Huang, Duo Zhang, Jian Xu,, Bi-Fu Zhan, Yu-Yin Wu, Hong-Guang Cheng, Guo-Zhi Wen, Chao Fang, Cheng-Bo, Duan, Bo Wang

TL;DR
This paper introduces a method to calculate global quantum discord in infinite quantum spin chains using matrix product states, revealing how it scales with chain size and relates to quantum phase transitions.
Contribution
It proposes an effective procedure to compute global quantum discord in infinite chains and analyzes its behavior across different models and phases.
Findings
Gn grows linearly with chain size n
In non-critical regions, the slope of Gn converges quickly
Gn/n describes the quantum correlation per site and between a site and a block
Abstract
In this paper, we study global quantum discord (GQD) in infinite-size spin chains. For this purpose, in the framework of matrix product states (MPSs), we propose an effective procedure to calculate GQD (denoted as Gn) for consecutive n-site subchains in infinite chains. For a spin-1/2 three-body interaction model, whose ground state can be exactly expressed as MPSs, We use the procedure to study Gn with n up to . Then for a spin-1/2 XXZ chain, we firstly use infinite time-evolving block decimation (iTEBD) algorithm to obtain the approximate wavefunction in the from of MPSs, and then figure out Gn with n up to . In both models, Gn shows an interesting linear growth as the increase of n, that is, Gn = k*n+b. Moreover, in non-critical regions the slope of Gn converges very fast, while in critical regions it converges relatively slow, and the behaviors are explained in a clear…
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TopicsQuantum many-body systems · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Quantum and electron transport phenomena
