Ground-state expectation values of slow-momentum observables in QFTs can be approximated by averages over the critical fixed-point theories via fidelity-based hyperscaling relations.
Hyperscaling of Fidelity and Operator Estimations in the Critical Manifold
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By formulating the renormalization group as a quantum channel acting on density matrices in Quantum Field Theories (QFTs), we show that ground-state expectation values of observables supported on slow momentum modes can be approximated by their averages on the fixed-point theories to which the QFTs flow. This is done by studying the fidelity between ground states of different QFTs and arriving at certain hyperscaling relations satisfied at criticality. Our results allow for a clear identification of cases in which one can replace a QFT by its scale-invariant limit in the calculation of expectation values, opening the way for a range of applications, including the improvement of numerical and analytical methods used to tackle the costly computer simulation of critical models.
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Hyperscaling of Fidelity and Operator Estimations in the Critical Manifold
Ground-state expectation values of slow-momentum observables in QFTs can be approximated by averages over the critical fixed-point theories via fidelity-based hyperscaling relations.