Universality of Neural Network Field Theory
Christian Ferko, James Halverson, Aaron Mutchler

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that neural networks can universally represent any quantum field theory or probability distribution over distributions, and provides a concrete example with the Liouville theory, including numerical validation.
Contribution
It proves the universality of neural network representations for quantum field theories and offers a numerical example with Liouville theory matching theoretical predictions.
Findings
Neural networks can encode any quantum field theory.
Successfully realized 2D Liouville theory as a neural network.
Numerical three-point function matches the DOZZ formula.
Abstract
We prove that any quantum field theory, or more generally any probability distribution over tempered distributions in , admits a neural network description with a countable infinity of parameters. As an example, we realize the Liouville theory as a neural network and numerically compute the three-point function of vertex operators, finding agreement with the DOZZ formula.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum many-body systems · Statistical Mechanics and Entropy · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
