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This research presents an exact analytical solution for a boundary-driven transverse-field Ising model, revealing hidden time-reversal symmetry that simplifies the characterization of nonequilibrium steady states. By utilizing a matrix-product representation, the study efficiently evaluates observables and demonstrates how local boundary fields dictate global spatial organization and correlation lengths within the quantum chain. These findings advance the theoretical understanding of open quantum systems and provide tools for analyzing long-range correlations in driven-dissipative regimes.
Exact solution of a boundary-driven transverse-field Ising model with hidden time-reversal symmetry
arXiv:2609.28994v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: The dissipative transverse-field Ising (TFI) model provides a paradigmatic setting for nonequilibrium quantum many-body physics. We show that a class of boundary-driven TFI models subject to dissipation at only one boundary possesses hidden time-reversal symmetry, which enables an exact construction of their nonequilibrium steady states. The solution admits a matrix-product representation and defines a nonequilibrium partition function from which steady-state observables can be evaluated efficiently. We use the exact solution to characterize the microscopic structure of the steady state through its z-magnetization and two-point correlations. A striking feature is that the local field at the dissipative boundary governs the spatial organization of the steady state throughout the chain. The steady state typically exhibits boundary-localized magnetization profiles and exponentially decaying correlations, whose characteristic length scales are set by the dissipative boundary. In the weak-driving limit, suitably tuned boundary fields can reorganize the NESS into a delocalized single-interface structure, giving rise to long-range correlations that decay linearly with distance.
Abstract:The dissipative transverse-field Ising (TFI) model provides a paradigmatic setting for nonequilibrium quantum many-body physics. We show that a class of boundary-driven TFI models subject to dissipation at only one boundary possesses hidden time-reversal symmetry, which enables an exact construction of their nonequilibrium steady states. The solution admits a matrix-product representation and defines a nonequilibrium partition function from which steady-state observables can be evaluated efficiently. We use the exact solution to characterize the microscopic structure of the steady state through its z-magnetization and two-point correlations. A striking feature is that the local field at the dissipative boundary governs the spatial organization of the steady state throughout the chain. The steady state typically exhibits boundary-localized magnetization profiles and exponentially decaying correlations, whose characteristic length scales are set by the dissipative boundary. In the weak-driving limit, suitably tuned boundary fields can reorganize the NESS into a delocalized single-interface structure, giving rise to long-range correlations that decay linearly with distance.
arXiv:2609.28994 [quant-ph]
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