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This article presents rigorous theoretical results on the cut-charge Born law within periodic antiferromagnetic golden chains, linking quantum probability amplitudes directly to Fibonacci quantum dimensions. The study distinguishes between even and odd chain lengths, revealing how parity dictates information retention and algebraic structure in the ground state of these specific quantum systems.
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One cut, two parities: exact Fibonacci charge responses in the golden chain

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arXiv:2607.01151v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: We determine the exact cut-charge Born law in the ground state of every periodic antiferromagnetic golden chain with at least three sites. Its two parity branches retain different information. At even length, the ratio of nontrivial to vacuum probabilities equals the squared Fibonacci quantum dimension. The odd vacuum probability equals the even-branch nontrivial probability times one ground-state Born coordinate, while normalization fixes the complement. Parity selects the positive hoop sector at even length and the complementary sector at odd length. At each length, the corresponding cut projector compresses to a scalar in the even sector or to a non-scalar element of a two-character algebra in the odd sector. The unchanged measurement rule yields categorical rigidity at even length and one-coordinate state sensitivity at odd length.

Abstract:We determine the exact cut-charge Born law in the ground state of every periodic antiferromagnetic golden chain with at least three sites. Its two parity branches retain different information. At even length, the ratio of nontrivial to vacuum probabilities equals the squared Fibonacci quantum dimension. The odd vacuum probability equals the even-branch nontrivial probability times one ground-state Born coordinate, while normalization fixes the complement. Parity selects the positive hoop sector at even length and the complementary sector at odd length. At each length, the corresponding cut projector compresses to a scalar in the even sector or to a non-scalar element of a two-character algebra in the odd sector. The unchanged measurement rule yields categorical rigidity at even length and one-coordinate state sensitivity at odd length.

35 pages; code available at Zenodo, version 2.0.0: this https URL

arXiv:2607.01151 [quant-ph]

(or arXiv:2607.01151v2 [quant-ph] for this version)

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