Finite-size scaling of the Shannon-R\'enyi entropy in two-dimensional systems with spontaneously broken continuous symmetry
Gr\'egoire Misguich, Vincent Pasquier, Masaki Oshikawa

TL;DR
This paper investigates the universal logarithmic scaling of Shannon-Rényi entropies in two-dimensional quantum antiferromagnets with Nèel order, linking it to Nambu-Goldstone modes and confirming results through numerical simulations.
Contribution
It introduces a universal logarithmic term in the Shannon-Rényi entropy related to Nambu-Goldstone modes and validates this through analytical and numerical methods.
Findings
Logarithmic term in Shannon entropy proportional to NNG
Agreement with quantum Monte Carlo results for n>1
Universal dependence of entropy on aspect ratio in DMRG simulations
Abstract
We study the scaling of the (basis dependent) Shannon entropy for two-dimensional quantum antiferromagnets with N\'eel long-range order. We use a massless free-field description of the gapless spin wave modes and phase space arguments to treat the fact that the finite-size ground state is rotationally symmetric, while there are degenerate physical ground states which break the symmetry. Our results show that the Shannon entropy (and its R\'enyi generalizations) possesses some universal logarithmic term proportional to the number of Nambu-Goldstone modes. In the case of a torus, we show that and , where is the total number of sites and the R\'enyi index. The result for is in reasonable agreement with the quantum Monte Carlo…
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