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Researchers at the University of Birmingham have identified a solvable instance in deterministic quantum many-body systems where influence matrices remain finite-dimensional over time. By reducing the bond dimension to 12 for Rule 201, this work enables exact calculations of multi-time correlations that were previously computationally intractable due to exponential complexity growth. This advancement expands the class of analytically solvable open quantum systems and provides a clearer framework for modeling subsystem dynamics without relying on approximations.
University of Birmingham: Researchers Model Quantum Dynamics Using Finite Matrix-Product Operators

Influence matrices, typically growing in complexity with time, are now demonstrably finite for Rule 201, a deterministic quantum model. This provides an exact description of subsystem dynamics using a matrix-product operator with bond dimension 12, mirroring the simplicity previously found only in Rule 54. Consequently, multi-time correlations can be fully characterised in this system, extending the range of solvable instances.
Scientists at the University of Birmingham, led by Katja Klobas, have demonstrated that the deterministic Floquet-PXP model, a specific example of a quantum many-body system, represents a solvable instance where the intricate interactions between its constituent subsystems can be characterised with precision. The core of this advancement lies in the discovery that the ‘influence matrices’ governing this model, mathematical objects describing the environmental effects on the system, exhibit a finite-dimensional structure. This allows for the exact calculation of multi-time correlations, providing valuable insight into the dynamics…
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