Krylov complexity of thermal state in early universe

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2408.03293v2
• Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2024 09:13:43 GMT
• Title: Krylov complexity of thermal state in early universe
• Authors: Tao Li, Lei-Hua Liu,
• Abstract summary: We perform a detailed study of the Krylov complexity of the thermal state across the entire early universe. To accurately calculate the Krylov complexity, we purified the thermal state, resulting in a pure state with two modes. Our findings reveal that inflation behaves as a strong dissipative system, while the radiation-dominated and matter-dominated periods act as weak dissipative systems.
• Score: 3.0346001106791323
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: In our work, we perform a detailed study of the Krylov complexity of the thermal state across the entire early universe, encompassing the inflation, radiation-dominated period, and matter-dominated period, which is for the single field inflation. We utilize both the closed system's method and open system's method to achieve this goal. To accurately calculate the Krylov complexity, we purified the thermal state, resulting in a pure state with two modes. Our analysis with both methods indicates that the Krylov complexity will increase during inflation, but will saturate at constant values during the radiation-dominated and matter-dominated periods, where the generation of particles via preheating leads to this evolution. Furthermore, our findings reveal that inflation behaves as a strong dissipative system, while the radiation-dominated and matter-dominated periods act as weak dissipative systems. The chaotic feature during these periods follows a similar trend to the Krylov complexity. This research has the potential to provide new insights into the exploration of Krylov complexity in cosmology.

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