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SUMMARY:Robert H. Jonsson (Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/3cqfs/2/">Ga
 ussian states\, partner modes and an entanglement duality</a>\nby Robert H
 . Jonsson (Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics) as part of Tricontine
 ntal Quantum Fundamentals Seminar\n\n\nAbstract\nGaussian states appear ev
 erywhere in quantum physics - from condensed matter\, to quantum optics an
 d quantum field theory in curved spacetimes. In this talk I aim for three 
 objectives related to Gaussian states:\n\nFirst\, I discuss their partner 
 mode entanglement structure which is well known\, but maybe not widely kno
 wn. This is the fact that a pure Gaussian state under any bipartition deco
 mposes into a sum of two-mode squeezed states\, for example\, in the Unruh
  effect or in Einstein-Bose condensates.\n\nSecond\, I review the powerful
  Kähler structure formalism for Gaussian states. It captures the geometry
  of Gaussian states\, it is very practical for applications\, and it treat
 s both bosons and fermions simultaneously.\n\nThird\, to showcase an examp
 le connecting bosonic and fermionic systems\, I will present an entangleme
 nt duality which arises in supersymmetric Gaussian states [1]. Here\, boso
 nic and fermionic partner subsystems\, canonically identified by the super
 charge construction\, exhibit an intriguing duality of their entanglement 
 spectra.\n\n(Time permitting\, as a special application\, we consider topo
 logical insulators and superconductors and their SUSY partners\, discussin
 g the recently derived classification of supercharges in this context [2].
 )\n\n[1] Jonsson\, Robert H.\, Lucas Hackl\, and Krishanu Roychowdhury. 
 “Entanglement Dualities in Supersymmetry.” Physical Review Research 3\
 , no. 2 (June 16\, 2021): 023213.\n\n[2] Gong\, Zongping\, Robert H. Jonss
 on\, and Daniel Malz. “Supersymmetric Free Fermions and Bosons: Locality
 \, Symmetry\, and Topology.” Physical Review B 105\, no. 8 (February 24\
 , 2022): 085423.\n
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