Critical Fermions are Universal Embezzlers
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2406.11747v1
- Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2024 17:03:41 GMT
- Title: Critical Fermions are Universal Embezzlers
- Authors: Lauritz van Luijk, Alexander Stottmeister, Henrik Wilming,
- Abstract summary: We show that universal embezzlers are ubiquitous in many-body physics.
The same property holds in locally-interacting, dual spin chains via the Jordan-Wigner transformation.
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- Abstract: Universal embezzlers are bipartite quantum systems from which any entangled state may be extracted to arbitrary precision using local operations while perturbing the state of the system arbitrarily little. Here, we show that universal embezzlers are ubiquitous in many-body physics: The ground state sector of every local, translation-invariant, and critical free-fermionic many-body system on a one-dimensional lattice is a universal embezzler if bi-partitioned into two half-chains. The same property holds in locally-interacting, dual spin chains via the Jordan-Wigner transformation. Universal embezzlement manifests already for finite system sizes, not only in the thermodynamic limit: For any finite error and any targeted entangled state, a finite length of the chain is sufficient to embezzle said state within the given error. On a technical level, our main result establishes that the half-chain observable algebras associated with ground state sectors of the given models are type III$_1$ factors.
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