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This research demonstrates that entanglement scaling in interacting fermion systems can transition from power-law to logarithmic growth depending on the Rényi index, challenging previous assumptions derived solely from simplified spin models. By introducing a symmetry-aware lower bound based on charge-resolved data, the team provides a practical protocol for diagnosing anomalous scaling without requiring computationally prohibitive full state tomography. This advancement offers more accurate tools for quantifying quantum correlations in complex many-body systems where rare particle-number sectors previously masked substantial entanglement effects.
Entanglement scaling can shift from power law to logarithmic

Entanglement scaling with subsystem size reveals crucial phase information, but calculations are complex.
Hatem Barghathi and Adrian Del Maestro of the University of Tennessee have demonstrated a shift in how entanglement scales with system size, revealing it can transition from a power law to logarithmic growth as the Rényi index changes. The researchers generalized findings from simpler spin models to interacting fermions, a fundamental particle type, suggesting this behavior may be more common than…
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