Relationship between the ground-state wave function of a magnet and its static structure factor

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2202.02434v3
• Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2022 10:54:55 GMT
• Title: Relationship between the ground-state wave function of a magnet and its static structure factor
• Authors: Jorge Quintanilla
• Abstract summary: We state and prove two theorems about the ground state of magnetic systems described by Heisenberg-type models. We discuss the implications for neutron scattering inverse problems.
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• Abstract: We state and prove two theorems about the ground state of magnetic systems described by very general Heisenberg-type models and discuss their implications for magnetic neutron scattering. The first theorem states that two models cannot have the same correlator without sharing the corresponding ground states. According to the second theorem, an $N$-qubit wave function cannot reproduce the correlators of a given system unless it represents a true ground state of that system. We discuss the implications for neutron scattering inverse problems. We argue that the first theorem provides a framework to understand neutron-based Hamiltonian learning. Furthermore, we propose a variational approach to quantum magnets based on the second theorem where a representation of the wave function (held, for instance, in a neural network or in the qubit register of a quantum processor) is optimised to fit experimental neutron-scattering data directly, without the involvement of a model Hamiltonian.

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