1 h 7 min
Multiparty Entanglement in Quantum Matter
Condensed Matter Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Physics and seminar by Liuke Lyu, Université de Montreal - Département de physique
Tuesday 15:30 Toronto (GMT-5)
Recording available
Waterloo, Canada
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Abstract
Liuke Lyu examines the multipartite entanglement contained in the reduced density matrix of a local region. Bipartite and multipartite witnesses form a toolkit for mapping its distribution in Ising systems, spin liquids and measurement-driven transitions. The talk then goes beyond genuine multipartite entanglement to genuine network multiparty entanglement, a more collective quantity that can distinguish and characterise quantum phases more sharply.
Topics
multipartite entanglementreduced density matrixIsing systemsspin liquidsmeasurement-driven transitionsgenuine multipartite entanglementnetwork multiparty entanglementquantum phases
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