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The universality class of the first levels in low-dimensional gravity

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2505.18957v1
Date: Sun, 25 May 2025 03:20:57 GMT
Title: The universality class of the first levels in low-dimensional gravity
Authors: Alexander Altland, Jeremy van der Heijden, Tobias Micklitz, Moshe Rozali, Joaquim Telles de Miranda,
Abstract summary: We investigate the physics of a small group of quantum states defined above the sharply defined ground state of a chaotic ensemble.<n>This universality class of the first levels' (UFL) is realized in the majority of synthetic' random matrix models.<n>We discuss the physical properties of these states, notably their exceptional rigidity against external perturbations.
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Abstract: We investigate the physics of a small group of quantum states defined above the sharply defined ground state of a chaotic ensemble. This `universality class of the first levels' (UFL) is realized in the majority of `synthetic' random matrix models but, for all we know, in only one microscopically defined system: low-dimensional gravity. We discuss the physical properties of these states, notably their exceptional rigidity against external perturbations, as quantified by the so-called quantum state fidelity. Examining these structures through the lenses of random matrix and string theory, we highlight their relevance to the physics of low-dimensional holographic principles.

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