Infinitely fast critical dynamics: Teleportation through temporal rare regions in monitored quantum circuits

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2411.03442v1
• Date: Tue, 05 Nov 2024 19:00:11 GMT
• Title: Infinitely fast critical dynamics: Teleportation through temporal rare regions in monitored quantum circuits
• Authors: Gal Shkolnik, Sarang Gopalakrishnan, David A. Huse, Snir Gazit, J. H. Pixley,
• Abstract summary: spatially correlated fluctuations in the measurement rate disrupt the volume-law phase for low measurement rates. At a critical measurement rate, they give rise to an entanglement phase transition with "ultrafast" dynamics. We provide a physical interpretation of these phases, and support it with extensive numerical simulations of information propagation and entanglement dynamics in stabilizer circuits.
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• Abstract: We consider measurement-induced phase transitions in monitored quantum circuits with a measurement rate that fluctuates in time. The spatially correlated fluctuations in the measurement rate disrupt the volume-law phase for low measurement rates; at a critical measurement rate, they give rise to an entanglement phase transition with "ultrafast" dynamics, i.e., spacetime ($x,t$) scaling $\log x \sim t^{\psi_\tau}$. The ultrafast dynamics at the critical point can be viewed as a spacetime-rotated version of an infinite-randomness critical point; despite the spatial locality of the dynamics, ultrafast information propagation is possible because of measurement-induced quantum teleportation. We identify temporal Griffiths phases on either side of this critical point. We provide a physical interpretation of these phases, and support it with extensive numerical simulations of information propagation and entanglement dynamics in stabilizer circuits.

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