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Modular Hamiltonian for de Sitter diamonds

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arxiv 2308.14797 v3 pith:PIBI5SYX submitted 2023-08-28 hep-th gr-qcmath-phmath.MP

Modular Hamiltonian for de Sitter diamonds

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We determine the Tomita-Takesaki modular data for CFTs in double cone and light cone regions in conformally flat spacetimes. This includes in particular the modular Hamiltonian for diamonds in the de Sitter spacetime. In the limit where the diamonds become large, we show that the modular automorphisms become time translations in the static patch. As preparation, we also provide a pedagogical rederivation of the known results for Minkowski spacetime. With our results and using the Araki formula, it becomes possible to compute relative entanglement entropies for CFTs in these regions.

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