Half Landau–Zener ramp to a quantum phase transition in a dissipative single spin model

Abstract We study the dynamics of a single spin coupled to a bosonic bath at zero temperature driven by a ramp of the bias field. A single spin coupled to a bosonic sub-Ohmic bath exhibits a quantum phase transition at a certain strength of spin-boson coupling. When the bias field is ramped from a large value to zero at this critical coupling strength, the system initialized at the ground state ends up with a finite magnetization due to the critical slowing down near the transition. On the basis of the pulse-impulse approximation, we derive a scaling law between the residual magnetization and the ramp speed. The obtained scaling relation is examined using a numerical simulation based on the tensor network. The data are in favor of the scaling law to hold. We discuss the demonstration of our theoretical results by means of quantum simulation using the quantum annealer. Graphical abstract

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The European Physical Journal B
Published
2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1140/epjb/s10051-024-00749-6
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2
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Quantum many-body systems
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0.68

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Half Landau–Zener ramp to a quantum phase transition in a dissipative single spin model

Sei Suzuki
2 citations
The European Physical Journal B
Quantum many-body systems
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Half Landau–Zener ramp to a quantum phase transition in a dissipative single spin model

Sei Suzuki
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2 citations

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Abstract We study the dynamics of a single spin coupled to a bosonic bath at zero temperature driven by a ramp of the bias field. A single spin coupled to a bosonic sub-Ohmic bath exhibits a quantum phase transition at a certain strength of spin-boson coupling. When the bias field is ramped from a large value to zero at this critical coupling strength, the system initialized at the ground state ends up with a finite magnetization due to the critical slowing down near the transition. On the basis of the pulse-impulse approximation, we derive a scaling law between the residual magnetization and the ramp speed. The obtained scaling relation is examined using a numerical simulation based on the tensor network. The data are in favor of the scaling law to hold. We discuss the demonstration of our theoretical results by means of quantum simulation using the quantum annealer. Graphical abstract

The European Physical Journal BVol. 97(8)
Saitama Medical University (JP)
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Openalex Percentile: Top 32%
Quantum many-body systems
0.68
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