Topological Order in Projected Entangled Pair States
summary
Local tensors with a finite-group G-injective PEPS structure generate both a parent Hamiltonian and its ground states; a hidden virtual symmetry strings on the auxiliary legs label the torus ground-state sectors, make pointlike excitations into string endpoints, and give anyonic counting via group conjugacy/irreps. Overlaps and correlations follow from the cylinder transfer operator which blocks by symmetry sectors; adding string tension (lambda) maps the transfer spectrum to an Ising transition and shows how distinct finite-volume ground states collapse or remain orthogonal in the thermodynamic limit.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:20Model
- 9:22Topological Order
- 14:20Ground States
- 22:05Hidden Symmetry
- 30:55Injectivity Property
- 32:02Parameterization
- 33:25Moving strings
- 36:44Discrete symmetry
- 39:30Degenerate symmetry
- 41:02Excitations
- 43:04Normalization transformations
- 44:55String tension
- 48:05Transfer operator
- 55:40Phase transition
