The Algebraic Bethe Ansatz and Tensor Networks
summary
Constructs exact eigenstates of the XXZ/XXX spin chain by writing the Bethe wavefunction as a product of commuting B-operators rather than an N! coordinate sum, gives explicit L-operator and R-matrix formulas, derives Bethe equations and energy via logarithmic derivative, defines the quantum determinant and K-matrices for open boundary reflection algebra, and builds a tensor network representation (periodic and doubled open-chain versions) that reproduces the coordinate Bethe wavefunction and claims improved computational efficiency for simulations in optical-lattice setups.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Bethe Ansatz and spin models
- 10:53Bethe wave functions to tensor networks
- 22:59Young-Baxter equation
- 32:22Commutation relations
- 44:03Spin chain experiments
- 48:39Open boundary conditions
- 58:03Tensor networks for open BCs
- 1:00:54Spectral equations
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