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数理解析研究所講究録

On implementation of discrete and continuous shift translations on quantum lattice systems (Mathematical Aspects of Quantum Fields and Related Topics)

Hajime Moriya

Published May 1, 2025• 0 citations
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Abstract

We discuss the continuous extension of the discrete shift translations on the one-dimensional fermion lattice system to C*-flows.
DOI
10.17983/301920

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The central topic of this thesis is on the fermionic continuous matrix product states (cMPS) variational ansatz for many-body quantum systems in a one-dimensional (1D) continuum.The matrix product states (MPS) is a variational ansatz which has been tremendously successful for nearly two decades in efficiently approximating groundstate properties of low-dimensional quantum lattice systems.The MPS is intrinsically designed for discrete lattice systems, however, and the cMPS has been introduced in 2010 as a continuum analogue of the MPS, enabling the possibility to directly tackle systems of quantum gases and liquids without resorting to discretization of space.