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This study presents a significant methodological advance in detecting quantum phase transitions within frustrated spin systems by refining stabilizer Rényi entropy calculations. The new purity-corrected approach successfully identifies critical points missed by previous ground-state analyses, offering greater precision for modeling complex magnetic materials. This refinement is crucial for accurately characterizing information sharing between qubits in one- and two-dimensional quantum systems.

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Entropy Shows Hidden Quantum Transitions with Precision of 0.24116

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 9, 20264 min read

For the one-dimensional isotropic J₁−J₂ Heisenberg model, calculating the stabilizer Rényi entropy using a subjacent state yields αc(∞) = 0. 24116, a value differing from previous ground-state calculations which returned 0. 2681.

A key point was detected at αc(∞) = 0.24116 when employing the second-order purity-corrected stabilizer Rényi entropy, a measure of quantum fluctuations, on a frustrated one-dimensional system. George Biswas from Tamkang University, National Institute of Technology Sikkim, and the National Centre for Theoretical Sciences, and colleagues achieved this by analysing information sharing between pairs of qubits; previously several methods failed to identify transitions in these complex systems. The approach…

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