Decay of Quantum Correlations in a Lattice by Heat Kernel Methods
Laurent Amour (LM-Reims), Claudy Cancelier (LM-Reims), Pierre, Levy-Bruhl (LM-Reims), Jean Nourrigat (LM-Reims)

TL;DR
This paper investigates how quantum correlations decay in lattice systems at high temperatures using heat kernel techniques, providing improved estimations for local observable correlations.
Contribution
It introduces an enhanced method for estimating quantum correlations in spin systems at large temperature by analyzing the heat kernel of the Hamiltonian.
Findings
Derived bounds for correlation decay at high temperature
Extended heat kernel analysis to infinite lattice dimensions
Improved previous estimations of quantum correlations
Abstract
We prove some estimations of the correlation of two local observables in quantum spin systems (with Schr\"odinger equations) at large temperature. For that, we describe the heat kernel of the Hamiltonian for a finite subset of the lattice, allowing the dimension to tend to infinity. This is an improved version of an earlier unpublished manuscript.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMarkov Chains and Monte Carlo Methods · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Quantum many-body systems
