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Entanglement in Quantum Critical Phenomena, Holography and Gravity Dmitri V. Fursaev Joint Institute for Nuclear Research Dubna, RUSSIA Banff, July 31, 2006 hep-th/0602134 hep-th/0606184

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Entanglement in Quantum Critical Phenomena, Holography and Gravity. Dmitri V. Fursaev Joint Institute for Nuclear Research Dubna, RUSSIA. hep-th/0602134 hep-th/0606184. Banff, July 31, 2006. gravity - quantum information -condensed matter. finding entanglement entropy in spin chains - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Entanglement in Quantum Critical Phenomena, Holography and Gravity

Dmitri V. Fursaev

Joint Institute for Nuclear Research

Dubna, RUSSIA

Banff, July 31, 2006

hep-th/0602134hep-th/0606184

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gravity - quantum information -condensed matter

finding entanglement entropy in spin chains

near a critical point

finding a minimal surface in a curved space

one dimension higher

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plan of the talk

● quantum entanglement in 2D critical phenomena and CFT’s

● geometrical structure of entanglement entropy

● gravitational coupling in quantum gravity and entanglement entropy

● new gravity analogs in condensed matter systems (applications)

● “holographic formula” for entanglement entropy (in QFT’s dual to AdS gravity)

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Quantum Entanglement

Quantum state of particle «1» cannot be described independently from particle «2» (even for spatial separation at long distances)

1 2 1 2

1| (| | | | )

2

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measure of entanglement

2 2 2

2 1

( ln )

(| |)

S Tr

Tr

- entropy ofentanglement

density matrix of particle «2» under integration over the states of «1»

«2» is in a mixed state when information about «1» is not availableS – measures the loss of information about “1” (or “2”)

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Ising spin chains

11

( )N

X X ZK K K

K

H

2

1( , ) log

6 2

NS N

2

1( , ) log | 1|

6S N

1 | 1| 1 off-critical regime at large N

critical regime 1

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RG-evolution of the entropy

entropy does not increase under RG-flow (as a result of integration of high energy modes)

IR IR

UV

1 is UV fixed point

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Explanation

Near the critical point the Ising model is equivalent to a 2D quantum

field theory with mass m proportional to

At the critical point it is equivalent to a 2D CFT with 2 massless

fermions each having the central charge 1/2

| 1|

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Entanglement in 2D models:analytical results

1ln

6

cS

ma

1ln6

LcS

a

1L

1ln sin 26

Lc LS g

a L

L

11/ m La is a UV cutoff

Calabrese, Cardyhep-th/0405152

ground state entanglementon an interval

massive case:

massless case:

is the length of

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analytical results (continued)

1ln sin3

Lc LS

a L

1ln sinh3

LcS

a

1/T

ground state entanglement for asystem on a circle

system at a finite temperature

1L is the length of

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effective action and geometrical structure of entanglement entropy

-effective action is defined on manifolds with cone-like singularities

- “inverse temperature”

1 1 1 2

1 2

( ) lim lim 1 ln ( , )

( , )

ln ( , )

2

nnS T Tr Z T

n

Z T Tr

Z T

n

- “partition function”

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example: 2D theory at a finite

temperature T

3n

/1 2

H TTr e

31 1Tr case

conical singularity is located at the separating point

( 2 , )

( )

Z T

Z T

- standardpartition function

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effective action on a manifold with conical singularities is the gravity action

(even if the manifold is locally flat)

curvature at the singularity is non-trivial:

(2)2(2 ) ( )R B

derivation of entanglement entropy in a flat space has to do with gravity effects!

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many-body systems in higher dimensions

a

spin lattice continuum limit

2

AS

a A – area of a flat separation surface which divides

the system into two parts (pure quantum states!)

entropy per unit area in a QFT is determined by a UV cutoff!

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geometrical structure of the entropy

2ln

A LS C a

a a

edge (L = number of edges)

separating surface (of area A)

sharp corner (C = number of corners)

(method of derivation: spectral geometry)

(Fursaev, hep-th/0602134)

for ground statea is a cutoff

C – topological term (first pointed out in D=3 by Preskill and Kitaev)

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gravitational coupling

1 22N

m mF G

r - gravitational force between two

bodies

NG is determined by the microscopical properties of a fundamental theory

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● gravitational constant as a measure of quantum entanglement in the

fundamental theory

3

4FUNDN

cs

G

FUNDs - entanglement entropy per unit area for degrees of freedom of the fundamental theory in a flat space

CONJECTURE (Fursaev, hep-th/0602134)

( 4)d

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arguments:

● entropy density is determined by UV-cutoff

● the conjecture is valid for area density of the entropy of black holes

● entanglement entropy can be derived form the effective gravity action

● entropy in QFT’s which admit AdS duals

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BLACK HOLE THERMODYNAMICS

3

4BH H

N

AS c

G

HA

Bekenstein-Hawking entropy

- area of the horizon

BHS - measure of the loss of information about states underthe horizon

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some references: ● black hole entropy as the entropy of entanglement (Srednicki 93, Sorkin et

al 86)

● iduced gravity (Sakharov 68) as a condition (Jacobson 94, Frolov, Fursaev, Zelnikov 96)

● application to de Sitter horizon (Hawking, Maldacena, Strominger 00)

● entropy of certain type black holes in string theory as the entanglement entropy in 2- and 3- qubit systems (Duff 06, Kallosh & Linde 06)

● yields the value for the fundamental entropy in flat space in terms of gravity coupling

● horizon entropy is a particular case

our conjecture :

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● applications: new gravity analogs in condensed matter systems

14

EFF

sG

s

In condensed matter systems one can define an effective gravity constant

where is the ground state entanglement entropy per unit area

Requirements:

● lattice models (cutoff)● second order phase transition● description in terms of a massive QFT near the critical point

Advantage: one does not need to introduce effective metric in the system

( 1)c

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theories with extra dimensions

(4 )

1

4FUND ns

G

(4 )nG

n

the conjecture should hold in higher dimensions: fundamental entanglement entropy per unit area of the separating surface is

is the higher-dimensional gravitational coupling

What is the separating surface in higher dimensions?

● Kaluza-Klein-like theories:

● brane-world models(only gravity is higherdimensional):

- space of extra dimensions

extension of the separating surface to higher dimensions has to be determined by the dynamical gravity equations in the bulk

nis

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Holographic Formula for the Entropy

A

( 1)4 d

AS

G

Ryu and Takayanagi,hep-th/0603001, 0605073

CFT which admit a dual description in terms of the Anti-de Sitter (AdS) gravity one dimension higher

( 1)dG

Let be the extension of the separating surface in d-dim. CFT

1) is a minimal surface in (d+1) dimensional AdS space

2) “holographic formula” holds: is the area of

is the gravity couplingin AdS

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the holographic formula enables one to

compute entanglement entropy in strongly

coupled theories by using geometrical

methods

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example in d=2:CFT on a circle

0

0

0

2 2 2 2 2 2 2

2 211

2 2 10

1

3

3

cosh sinh

2

cosh 1 2sinh sin

ln sin4 3

3

2

CFT

ds l d dt d

l

Lds ds

LLA

l L

Le

a

LA cS e

G L

lc

G

- AdS radius

A is the length of the geodesic in AdS

- UV cutoff

-holographic formula reproducesthe entropy for a ground stateentanglement

- central charge in d=2 CFT

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Sketch of the proof of the holographic formula

2

[ ]

23 3

( ) lim 1 ln ( , )

2

( , ) [ ]

1 1 1[ ] , 2

16 8n n

I g

M M

n n

S T Z T

n

Z T Dg e

I g R K dG l G

M M

Fursaev, hep-th/0606184

-AdS/CFT representation for CFT partition function (with specific boundary conditions)

is (a conformal) boundary of

(3D AdS / 2D CFT)

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the proof (continued)

2

3

3

( ) lim 1 [ ]

2(2 )

[ ] [ ] (2 )8

[ ] 0 0

4

regular

regular

S T I g

R R A

AI g I g

G

I g A

AS

G

in semiclassical approximation

extremality of the action requiresbe a minimal surface

there are conical singularities in the bulk located on

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consequences

• possibility to consider entropy in stationary but not static theories (Riemannian sections)

• choice of the minimal surface in case of several options

• theories with different phases and phase transitions

• higher-curvature corrections in the bulk

• entropy in brane-world models (Randall and Sundrum)

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choice of the minimal surface infinite-temperature cases and topology

Euclidean BTZ black hole slice of the torus

The bulk manifold is obtained by cutting and gluing alongn copies of the torus

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Summary

- Entanglement and critical phenomena in condensed matter systems (d=2,...)

- Entanglement in quantum gravity: relation to gravity coupling in a fundamental theory

- New gravity analogs in condensed matter (lattice models)

- “Holographic” representation of entanglement entropy: geometrical way of computation + new ideas