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A ballistic upper bound on the accumulation of bosonic on-site energies
arXiv
Authors: Tomotaka Kuwahara, Marius Lemm, Carla Rubiliani
Year
2025
Paper ID
17365
Status
Preprint
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In this note, we study transport properties of the dynamics generated by translation-invariant and possibly long-ranged Hamiltonians of Bose-Hubbard type. For translation-invariant initial states with controlled boson density, we improve the known bound on the local repulsive energy at time t from langle n2xrangletlesssim t2d to langle n2xrangletlesssim td. This shows that bosonic on-site energies accumulate at most ballistically. Extending the result to higher moments would have powerful implications for bosonic Lieb-Robinson bounds. While previous approaches focused on controlling particle transport, our proof develops novel ASTLOs (adiabatic space-time localization observables) that are able to track the growth of local boson-boson correlations.
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- In this note, we study transport properties of the dynamics generated by translation-invariant and possibly long-ranged Hamiltonians of Bose-Hubbard type.
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