2016
DOI: 10.1103/physreva.94.042336
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Correlation transfer in large-spin chains

Abstract: It is shown that transient spin-spin correlations in one-dimensional spin S>>1 chain can be enhanced for initially factorized and individually squeezed spin states. Such correlation transfer form "internal" to "external" degrees of freedom can be well described by using a semiclassical phase-space approach.Comment: 5 pages, 5 fig

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“…This semiclassical evolution allows one to predict the shorttime behavior [57,58]. The positive and negative parts of…”
Section: Quasiprobability Distributions On the Spherementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This semiclassical evolution allows one to predict the shorttime behavior [57,58]. The positive and negative parts of…”
Section: Quasiprobability Distributions On the Spherementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This semiclassical evolution allows one to predict the shorttime behavior [57,58]. The positive and negative parts of W (s) ρ (Ω,t = 0) are deformed according to (2.13), so that their volumes are preserved during the validity of the TWA.…”
Section: )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This Hamiltonian can be seen to exhibit a second order phase transition for gε χ = . When the initial state is a spin coherent state 2, 0 even in this unstable regime [112]. The deviation of the semi-classical evolution from the exact evolution of the fourth order moment m 4 of equation (2.39) is quite different above and below the phase transition: below the transition, when g ⩽ ε χ, the semi-classical approximation hold to S × S S , the evolution along classical trajectories leads to inter-dependence of phase variables in the individual sub-manifolds, which results in a strong correlation between interacting subsystems.…”
Section: The Meshkov-lipkin Interactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, we add the TWA also describes the long-time dynamics of some other properties of multi-partite systems, such as the negativity [71], which characterizes spin-spin correlations [112].…”
Section: The Meshkov-lipkin Interactionmentioning
confidence: 99%