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摘要
最近,利用自由概率对完整版的特征态热化假说(ETH)进行了系统化。在本文中,我们详细讨论了微规范集合中的多体动力学自由累计数方法。众所周知,后期平均与经典平均之间的差异表现在广泛运算器随时间变化的波动上。因此,微规范集合对于将自由概率的应用扩展到广泛的可观测变量类别至关重要。在有限能量密度下,我们用数值证明了我们的方法在广义可观测量的不可积分自旋链哈密顿中的有效性。我们的结果证实了完整的 ETH 特性,特别是抑制了交叉贡献和非交叉贡献的因子化,从而证明微观经典自由积累编码了局部和广泛观测值的 ETH 平滑相关性。
Recently, the full version of the Eigenstate Thermalization Hypothesis (ETH)
has been systematized using Free Probability. In this paper, we present a
detailed discussion of the Free Cumulants approach to many-body dynamics within
the microcanonical ensemble. Differences between the later and canonical
averages are known to manifest in the time-dependent fluctuations of extensive
operators. Thus, the microcanonical ensemble is essential to extend the
application of Free Probability to the broad class of extensive observables. We
numerically demonstrate the validity of our approach in a non-integrable spin
chain Hamiltonian for extensive observables at finite energy density. Our
results confirm the full ETH properties, specifically the suppression of
crossing contributions and the factorization of non-crossing ones, thus
demonstrating that the microcanonical free cumulants encode ETH smooth
correlations for both local and extensive observables.