Higher-Order Cellular Automata Generated Symmetry-Protected Topological Phases and Detection Through Multi-Point Strange Correlators

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2401.00505v3
• Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2024 15:09:36 GMT
• Title: Higher-Order Cellular Automata Generated Symmetry-Protected Topological Phases and Detection Through Multi-Point Strange Correlators
• Authors: Jie-Yu Zhang, Meng-Yuan Li, Peng Ye,
• Abstract summary: We introduce HOCA to quantum many-body physics and construct a series of symmetry-protected topological (SPT) phases of matter. We show that HOCA can generate not only well-understood SPTs with symmetries supported on either regular (e.g., line-like subsystems in the 2D cluster model) or fractal subsystems, but also a large class of unexplored SPTs with symmetries supported on more choices of subsystems.
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• Abstract: In computer and system sciences, higher-order cellular automata (HOCA) are a type of cellular automata that evolve over multiple time steps and generate complex patterns, which have various applications such as secret sharing schemes, data compression, and image encryption. In this paper, we introduce HOCA to quantum many-body physics and construct a series of symmetry-protected topological (SPT) phases of matter, in which symmetries are supported on a great variety of subsystems embbeded in the SPT bulk. We call these phases HOCA-generated SPT (HGSPT) phases. Specifically, we show that HOCA can generate not only well-understood SPTs with symmetries supported on either regular (e.g., line-like subsystems in the 2D cluster model) or fractal subsystems, but also a large class of unexplored SPTs with symmetries supported on more choices of subsystems. One example is \textit{mixed-subsystem SPT} that has either fractal and line-like subsystem symmetries simultaneously or two distinct types of fractal symmetries simultaneously. Another example is \textit{chaotic-subsystem SPT} in which chaotic-looking symmetries are significantly different from and thus cannot reduce to fractal or regular subsystem symmetries. We also introduce a new notation system to characterize HGSPTs. We prove that all possible subsystem symmetries in square lattice can be locally simulated by an HOCA generated symmetry. As the usual two-point strange correlators are trivial in most HGSPTs, we find that the nontrivial SPT orders can be detected by what we call \textit{multi-point strange correlators}. We propose a universal procedure to design the spatial configuration of the multi-point strange correlators for a given HGSPT phase. Specifically, we find deep connections between multi-point strange correlators and the spurious topological entanglement entropy (STEE), both exhibiting long range behavior in SRE states.

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