A Monte Carlo algorithm for calculating the overlap between ground states
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Abstract
Gaining insight into the overlap between the respective ground states of two given Hamiltonians has become increasingly important in recent years This need arises in various contexts, including the detection of quantum phase transitions, the study of the Anderson orthogonality catastrophe, and the exploration of critical systems. Additionally, this concept plays a pivotal role in the realm of quantum quenches involving impurity systems. I will discuss a novel Monte Carlo algorithm for calculating the overlap between the ground states of two input quantum Hamiltonians and share some results demonstrating the applicability and scope of the technique.
* This project was supported in part by NSF award #2210374. In addition, this material is based upon work supported by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) under Contract No. HR001122C0063.
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Presenters
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Itay Hen
University of Southern California
Authors
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Itay Hen
University of Southern California
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Lev Barash
University of Southern California, Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern California
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Amir Kalev
University of Southern California, USC, Information Science Institute