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“…One important and long-standing question concerns the existence of the fingerprints of a QPT on higher excited states (i.e., states with finite energy density with respect to the ground state). It is known that QPT has definitive signatures in the ground-state (and low-lying states close to it), as reflected in certain ground-state properties like the derivative of ground-state entanglement (concurrence) 5 , the ground-state fidelity susceptibility (see, e.g., 6 7 8 9 10 11 ) or scaling of ground-state entanglement entropy at the critical point(see, e.g., 12 13 14 ). For a physical (local) Hamiltonian, it is not unexpected for the states moderately close to the ground state (with vanishing energy density) to retain such direct mark of the singularity on them.…”
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“…One important and long-standing question concerns the existence of the fingerprints of a QPT on higher excited states (i.e., states with finite energy density with respect to the ground state). It is known that QPT has definitive signatures in the ground-state (and low-lying states close to it), as reflected in certain ground-state properties like the derivative of ground-state entanglement (concurrence) 5 , the ground-state fidelity susceptibility (see, e.g., 6 7 8 9 10 11 ) or scaling of ground-state entanglement entropy at the critical point(see, e.g., 12 13 14 ). For a physical (local) Hamiltonian, it is not unexpected for the states moderately close to the ground state (with vanishing energy density) to retain such direct mark of the singularity on them.…”
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