Loop-dependent entangling holonomies in localized topological quartets

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2604.11596v1
• Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2026 15:06:16 GMT
• Title: Loop-dependent entangling holonomies in localized topological quartets
• Abstract summary: A spectrally isolated quartet can preserve a local two-qubit description at each point in parameter space.<n>On a given quartet, changing only the loop moves the transport between almost local and strongly entangling regimes.
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• Abstract: A spectrally isolated quartet can preserve a local two-qubit description at each point in parameter space while still acquiring a loop holonomy that does not lie in the local subgroup $\U(2)\otimes\U(2)$. We demonstrate this in three localized topological settings: a BHZ ribbon, a spinful SSH chain, and a BBH corner quartet. On a given quartet, changing only the loop moves the transport between almost local and strongly entangling regimes. The clearest contrast appears in BHZ: co-rotating and counter-rotating edge-field loops carry nearly identical eigenphase data, yet the former remains almost local whereas the latter realizes an Ising-like entangler. SSH isolates the controlled-rotation mechanism in a numerically stable setting, while BBH extends the phenomenon to a higher-order corner multiplet. Standard topological diagnostics, including Berry phases, Chern numbers, determinant phases, and eigenphase spectra, do not distinguish these cases. The primary diagnostic is the distance of the loop holonomy to the extracted local subgroup; canonical two-qubit coordinates are introduced only after reduction failure has been established, in order to identify the resulting gate class. In the sense of Ref.[arXiv:2601.13764], these results provide microscopic, loop-resolved manifestations of entangling gluing.

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