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This research advances the theoretical toolkit for analyzing time-dependent dynamics in quantum systems by refining methods to calculate Krylov complexity under non-static conditions. By integrating Floquet theory with a piecewise Magnus expansion, the study provides practical solutions where traditional global approximations fail due to convergence issues or lack of closed-form Hamiltonians. These developments are significant for researchers modeling periodically driven systems and understanding how initial states evolve within Hilbert space over time.
Sharif University Researchers Detail New Complexity Growth Methods
Researchers from Sharif University of Technology detail new methods for calculating Krylov complexity in time-dependent quantum systems, utilizing the Magnus expansion.
Researchers at Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, Iran are detailing new methods to measure how an initially simple state or operator explores Hilbert space under time evolution, with a crucial distinction: these methods account for Hamiltonians that change over time. While prior work largely focused on static systems, the team's approach offers tools for analyzing a broader class of time-dependent quantum dynamics. They present a piecewise Magnus expansion as a reliable method when the globally truncated Magnus expansion loses convergence or accuracy, indicating limitations in existing modeling techniques. By combining Floquet theory and the Magnus expansion, the researchers offer a systematic approximation for periodically driven…
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