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Entanglement Entropy in CFT and Modular Nuclearity
arXiv
Authors: Lorenzo Panebianco, Benedikt Wegener
Year
2021
Paper ID
62221
Status
Preprint
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In the framework of Algebraic Quantum Field Theory, several operator algebraic notions of entanglement entropy can be associated with any pair of causally disjoint spacetime regions mathcal{S}A and mathcal{S}B with positive relative distance. Among them, the canonical entanglement entropy is defined as the von Neumann entropy of a canonical intermediate type I factor. In this work, we show that the canonical entanglement entropy of the vacuum state is finite for a broad class of conformal nets including the U(1)-current model and the SU(n)-loop group models. Since previous studies suggest that this finiteness property is related to nuclearity properties of the system, we show that the mutual information is finite in any local QFT satisfying a modular p-nuclearity condition for some 0 < p < 1. A similar finiteness result is established for another notion of entanglement entropy introduced in this paper. We conclude with remarks for future work in this direction.
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