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Artificial Neural Networks as a Probe of Many-Body Localization in Novel Topologies
We attempt to show that artificial neural networks may be used as a tool for universal probing of many-body localization in quantum graphs. We produce an artificial neural network, training it on the entanglement spectra of the nearest-neighbour Heisenberg spin1/2 chain in the presence of extremal (...
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Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
2023
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