Ground state separability and criticality in interacting many-particle systems

preprint2022arXivOpen access

Abstract

We analyze exact ground state (GS) separability in general NN particle systems with two-site couplings. General necessary and sufficient conditions for full separability, in the form of one and two-site eigenvalue equations, are first derived. The formalism is then applied to a class of SU(n)SU(n)-type interacting systems, where each constituent has access to nn local levels, and where the total number parity of each level is preserved. Explicit factorization conditions for parity-breaking GS's are obtained, which generalize those for XYZXYZ spin systems and correspond to a fundamental GS multilevel parity transition where the lowest 2n−12^{n-1} energy levels cross. We also identify a multicritical factorization point with exceptional high degeneracy proportional to Nn−1N^{n-1}, arising when the total occupation number of each level is preserved, in which any uniform product state is an exact GS. Critical entanglement properties (like full range pairwise entanglement) are shown to emerge in the immediate vicinity of factorization. Illustrative examples are provided.

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