Physical Review Research · 2019 · 109 citations · 51 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsMathematical PhysicsQuantum MechanicsTheoretical PhysicsLow-dimensional SystemsMany-body PhysicsQuantum EntanglementQuantum Field TheoryQuantum StatesTopological Phases Of MatterEntanglement EntropyExcited StatesGround StatesLow-dimensional Quantum SystemsMany-body Quantum MechanicsMany-body Quantum SystemsQuantum Many-body SystemsSymmetry-protected Topological Phases
Scars are highly excited quantum many-body states which are protected from thermalization, violating the strong eigenstate thermalization hypothesis. However, analytical studies of such states are intrinsically hard, as they necessarily occur in in non-integrable models. This paper provides a general recipe to deform topologically ordered ground states into topologically degenerate scar states, which have exact analytical expressions.
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