학술논문

Dynamics of magnetization at infinite temperature in a Heisenberg spin chain
Document Type
Working Paper
Author
Rosenberg, EliottAndersen, TrondSamajdar, RhinePetukhov, AndreHoke, JesseAbanin, DmitryBengtsson, AndreasDrozdov, IlyaErickson, CatherineKlimov, PaulMi, XiaoMorvan, AlexisNeeley, MatthewNeill, CharlesAcharya, RajeevAllen, RichardAnderson, KyleAnsmann, MarkusArute, FrankArya, KunalAsfaw, AbrahamAtalaya, JuanBardin, JosephBilmes, A.Bortoli, GinaBourassa, AlexandreBovaird, JennaBrill, LeonBroughton, MichaelBuckley, Bob B.Buell, DavidBurger, TimBurkett, BrianBushnell, NicholasCampero, JuanChang, Hung-ShenChen, ZijunChiaro, BenjaminChik, DesmondCogan, JoshCollins, RobertoConner, PaulCourtney, WilliamCrook, AlexanderCurtin, BenDebroy, DriptoBarba, Alexander Del ToroDemura, SeanDi Paolo, AgustinDunsworth, AndrewEarle, ClintFarhi, E.Fatemi, RezaFerreira, ViniciusFlores, LeslieForati, EbrahimFowler, AustinFoxen, BrooksGarcia, GonzaloGenois, ÉlieGiang, WilliamGidney, CraigGilboa, DarGiustina, MarissaGosula, RajaDau, Alejandro GrajalesGross, JonathanHabegger, SteveHamilton, MichaelHansen, MonicaHarrigan, MatthewHarrington, SeanHeu, PaulaHill, GordonHoffmann, MarkusHong, SabrinaHuang, TrentHuff, AshleyHuggins, WilliamIoffe, LevIsakov, SergeiIveland, JustinJeffrey, EvanJiang, ZhangJones, CodyJuhas, PavolKafri, D.Khattar, TanujKhezri, MostafaKieferová, MáriaKim, SeonKitaev, AlexeiKlots, AndreyKorotkov, AlexanderKostritsa, FedorKreikebaum, John MarkLandhuis, DavidLaptev, PavelLau, Kim MingLaws, LilyLee, JoonhoLee, KennethLensky, YuriLester, BrianLill, AlexanderLiu, WayneLivingston, William P.Locharla, A.Mandrà, SalvatoreMartin, OrionMartin, StevenMcClean, JarrodMcEwen, MatthewMeeks, SenecaMiao, KevinMieszala, AmandaMontazeri, ShirinMovassagh, RamisMruczkiewicz, WojciechNersisyan, AniNewman, MichaelNg, Jiun HowNguyen, AnthonyNguyen, MurrayNiu, M.O'Brien, ThomasOmonije, SeunOpremcak, AlexPotter, RebeccaPryadko, LeonidQuintana, ChrisRhodes, DavidRocque, CharlesRubin, N.Saei, NegarSank, DanielSankaragomathi, KannanSatzinger, KevinSchurkus, HenrySchuster, ChristopherShearn, MichaelShorter, AaronShutty, NoahShvarts, VladimirSivak, VolodymyrSkruzny, JindraSmith, ClarkeSomma, RolandoSterling, GeorgeStrain, DougSzalay, MarcoThor, DouglasTorres, AlfredoVidal, GuifreVillalonga, BenjaminHeidweiller, Catherine VollgraffWhite, TheodoreWoo, BryanXing, ChengYao, JamieYeh, PingYoo, JuhwanYoung, GraysonZalcman, AdamZhang, YaxingZhu, NingfengZobrist, NicholasNeven, HartmutBabbush, RyanBacon, DaveBoixo, SergioHilton, JeremyLucero, ErikMegrant, AnthonyKelly, JulianChen, YuSmelyanskiy, VadimKhemani, VedikaGopalakrishnan, SarangProsen, TomažRoushan, Pedram
Source
Science 384, 48-53 (2024)
Subject
Quantum Physics
Language
Abstract
Understanding universal aspects of quantum dynamics is an unresolved problem in statistical mechanics. In particular, the spin dynamics of the 1D Heisenberg model were conjectured to belong to the Kardar-Parisi-Zhang (KPZ) universality class based on the scaling of the infinite-temperature spin-spin correlation function. In a chain of 46 superconducting qubits, we study the probability distribution, $P(\mathcal{M})$, of the magnetization transferred across the chain's center. The first two moments of $P(\mathcal{M})$ show superdiffusive behavior, a hallmark of KPZ universality. However, the third and fourth moments rule out the KPZ conjecture and allow for evaluating other theories. Our results highlight the importance of studying higher moments in determining dynamic universality classes and provide key insights into universal behavior in quantum systems.