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Superconducting Qubits

Integrability and duality in spin chains

arXiv
Authors: Eyzo Stouten, Pieter W. Claeys, Jean-Sébastien Caux, Vladimir Gritsev

Year

2017

Paper ID

39281

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Preprint

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We construct a new, two-parametric family of integrable models and reveal their underlying duality symmetry. A modular subgroup of this duality is shown to connect non-interacting modes of different systems. We apply the new solution and duality to a Richardson-Gaudin model and generate a novel integrable system termed the s-d wave Richardson-Gaudin-Kitaev interacting chain, interpolating s- and d- wave superconductivity. The phase diagram of this model has a topological phase transition that can be connected to the duality, where the occupancy of the non-interacting mode serves as a topological order parameter.

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  • We construct a new, two-parametric family of integrable models and reveal their underlying duality symmetry.

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