Giving Hamiltonian truncation a boost

A bstract We study Hamiltonian truncation in boosted frames. We consider the thermal and magnetic field deformations of the 2d Ising model using TCSA at finite momentum. We find that even with moderate momenta, the spectrum and time-dependent correlation functions become significantly less dependent on the volume of the system. This allows for a more reliable determination of infinite volume observables.

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Journal of High Energy Physics
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2025-03-06
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https://doi.org/10.1007/jhep03(2025)043
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Quantum many-body systems
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Giving Hamiltonian truncation a boost

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Abstract

A bstract We study Hamiltonian truncation in boosted frames. We consider the thermal and magnetic field deformations of the 2d Ising model using TCSA at finite momentum. We find that even with moderate momenta, the spectrum and time-dependent correlation functions become significantly less dependent on the volume of the system. This allows for a more reliable determination of infinite volume observables.

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