The Page curve for Reflected Entropy
Pratik Rath (UCSB)
Abstract: Reflected Entropy is a bipartite correlation measure with a simple geometric holographic dual, the minimal entanglement wedge cross section. This duality further motivates the idea that spacetime emerges from entanglement and illustrates the richness of the multipartite entanglement structure of holographic systems. A particularly interesting feature that we focus on in this talk is the phase transition between a connected and disconnected entanglement wedge where the reflected entropy jumps discontinuously. We explain how this phase transition is resolved in tensor networks and a model of JT gravity which motivate a general ansatz for the mechanism of the phase transition in AdS/CFT. We also demonstrate how the reflected entropy calculation motivates a procedure for building up geometry using tensor networks.
HEP - theorymathematical physicsquantum physics
Audience: researchers in the topic
Series comments: The recorded talks will be available on YouTube here: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxU3vHZccQj64m9zsQR74D5WP1z1g4t1J
Organizers: | Nima Lashkari*, Shoy Ouseph*, Mudassir Moosa |
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