A transition between volume- and area-law entanglement occurs in row states evolved under transfer matrices of translation-invariant tensor networks, with a dense ring spectrum in the volume-law phase and a dominant eigenvalue in the area-law phase.
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Generic ergodic Hamiltonian dynamics in quantum Ising chains exhibits a long mesoscopic regime in temporal entanglement that deviates from random-circuit universality, suggesting slow spectral reorganization of the influence functional.
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Entanglement transitions in translation-invariant tensor networks
A transition between volume- and area-law entanglement occurs in row states evolved under transfer matrices of translation-invariant tensor networks, with a dense ring spectrum in the volume-law phase and a dominant eigenvalue in the area-law phase.
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Mesoscopic Regimes of Temporal Entanglement in Ergodic Quantum Systems
Generic ergodic Hamiltonian dynamics in quantum Ising chains exhibits a long mesoscopic regime in temporal entanglement that deviates from random-circuit universality, suggesting slow spectral reorganization of the influence functional.