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Entanglement Resolution with Respect to Conformal Symmetry

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arxiv 2303.07724 v2 pith:TRWOYAK2 submitted 2023-03-14 hep-th cond-mat.stat-mechcond-mat.str-elquant-ph

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Entanglement is resolved in conformal field theory (CFT) with respect to conformal families to all orders in the UV cutoff. To leading order, symmetry-resolved entanglement is connected to the quantum dimension of a conformal family, while to all orders it depends on null vectors. Criteria for equipartition between sectors are provided in both cases. This analysis exhausts all unitary conformal families. Furthermore, topological entanglement entropy is shown to symmetry-resolve the Affleck-Ludwig boundary entropy. Configuration and fluctuation entropy are analyzed on grounds of conformal symmetry.

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