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On the Area Law for Disordered Free Fermions
arXiv
Authors: L. Pastur, V. Slavin
Year
2014
Paper ID
48108
Status
Preprint
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We study theoretically and numerically the entanglement entropy of the d-dimensional free fermions whose one body Hamiltonian is the Anderson model. Using basic facts of the exponential Anderson localization, we show first that the disorder averaged entanglement entropy langle S_Λrangle of the d dimension cube Λ of side length l admits the area law scaling langle S_Λrangle sim l(d-1), \ l gg 1 even in the gapless case, thereby manifesting the area law in the mean for our model. For d=1 and lgg 1 we obtain then asymptotic bounds for the entanglement entropy of typical realizations of disorder and use them to show that the entanglement entropy is not selfaveraging, i.e., has non vanishing random fluctuations even if l gg 1.
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