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Cumulants associated with geometric phases
arXiv
Authors: Balázs Hetényi, Mohammad Yahyavi
Year
2013
Paper ID
32761
Status
Preprint
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Abstract
The Berry phase can be obtained by taking the continuous limit of a cyclic product -mbox{Im} ln prodI=0M-1 langle Ψ0\({boldsymbol ξ}I\)|Ψ0\({boldsymbol ξ}I+1\)rangle, resulting in the circuit integral i oint mbox{d}{boldsymbol ξ} cdot langle Ψ0\({boldsymbol ξ}\)|nablaboldsymbol ξ|Ψ0\({boldsymbol ξ}rangle. Considering a parametrized curve {boldsymbol ξ}(χ\) we show that the product prodI=0M-1 langle Ψ0\(χI\)|Ψ0\(χI+1\)rangle can be equated to a cumulant expansion. The first contributing term of this expansion is the Berry phase itself, the other terms are the associated spread, skew, kurtosis, etc. The cumulants are shown to be gauge invariant. It is also shown that these quantities can be expressed in terms of an operator.
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