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Return amplitude after a quantum quench in the XY chain

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arxiv 1905.01272 v3 pith:LNZK3L3P submitted 2019-05-03 cond-mat.stat-mech quant-ph

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We determine an exact formula for the transition amplitude between any two arbitrary eigenstates of the local $z$-magnetization operators in the quantum XY chain. We further use this formula to obtain an analytical expression for the return amplitude of fully polarized states and the N\'eel state on a ring of length $L$. Then, we investigate finite-size effects in the return amplitude: in particular quasi-particle interference halfway along the ring, a phenomenon that has been dubbed traversal~\cite{FE2016}. We show that the traversal time and the features of the return amplitude at the traversal time depend on the initial state and on the parity of $L$. Finally, we briefly discuss non-analyticities in time of the decay rates in the thermodynamic limit $L\rightarrow\infty$, which are known as dynamical phase transitions.

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