2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2108.10638
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Cluster algebraic description of entanglement patterns for the BTZ black hole

Bercel Boldis,
Péter Lévay

Abstract: We study the thermal state of a two dimensional conformal field theory which is dual to the static BTZ black hole in the high temperature limit. After partitioning the boundary of the static BTZ slice into N subsystems we show that there is an underlying CN−1 cluster algebra encoding entanglement patterns of the thermal state. We also demonstrate that the polytope encapsulating such patterns in a geometric manner for a fixed N is the cyclohedron CN−1. Alternatively these patterns of entanglement can be represe… Show more

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“…Other tools and measures, such as balanced partial entanglement and the entanglement wedge cross section [55,56], entanglement contours [56,57], horocycles [58], lambda lengths of Penner [59,60], Holevo information [61], etc, could be employed for analyzing the entanglement pattern in these backgrounds.…”
Section: Other Measures and Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other tools and measures, such as balanced partial entanglement and the entanglement wedge cross section [55,56], entanglement contours [56,57], horocycles [58], lambda lengths of Penner [59,60], Holevo information [61], etc, could be employed for analyzing the entanglement pattern in these backgrounds.…”
Section: Other Measures and Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So another interesting path is to study the pattern of entanglement using other measures such as balanced partial entanglement [43], entanglement contours [44], horocycles [45], lambda lengths of Penner [46]. Also works similar to [47] could be repeated for confining geometries, as their study has been done for the case of BTZ black hole where in that case they showed that the entanglement pattern would follow a C N −1 cluster algebra. So this could be repeated for our confining geometry cases and their behavior for each case could be examined.…”
Section: Calibrated Geometry and Bit Threads In Confining Geometriesmentioning
confidence: 99%