Measuring Non-local Brane Order with Error-corrected Parity Snapshots

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2305.10592v1
• Date: Wed, 17 May 2023 21:56:57 GMT
• Title: Measuring Non-local Brane Order with Error-corrected Parity Snapshots
• Authors: Junhyeok Hur and Wonjun Lee and Kiryang Kwon and SeungJung Huh and Gil Young Cho and Jae-yoon Choi
• Abstract summary: We develop an error correction method for large-scale neutral atom quantum simulators using optical lattices. Our method can distinguish correlated particle-hole pairs from uncorrelated holes in the Mott insulator. Our work provides a promising avenue for investigating and characterizing exotic phases of matters in large-scale quantum simulators.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: Exotic quantum many-body states, such as Haldane and spin liquid phases, can exhibit remarkable features like fractional excitations and non-abelian statistics and offer new understandings of quantum entanglement in many-body quantum systems. These phases are classified by non-local correlators that can be directly measured in atomic analog quantum simulating platforms, such as optical lattices and Rydberg atom arrays. However, characterizing these phases in large systems is experimentally challenging because they are sensitive to local errors like atom loss, which suppress its signals exponentially. Additionally, protocols for systematically identifying and mitigating uncorrelated errors in analog quantum simulators are lacking. Here, we address these challenges by developing an error correction method for large-scale neutral atom quantum simulators using optical lattices. Our error correction method can distinguish correlated particle-hole pairs from uncorrelated holes in the Mott insulator. After removing the uncorrelated errors, we observe a dramatic improvement in the non-local parity correlator and find the perimeter scaling law. Furthermore, the error model provides a statistical estimation of fluctuations in site occupation, from which we measure the generalized brane correlator and confirm that it can be an order parameter for Mott insulators in two dimensions. Our work provides a promising avenue for investigating and characterizing exotic phases of matters in large-scale quantum simulators.

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