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A Novel Algebraic Approach to Quantum and Classical Dualities Emilio Cobanera Department of Physics - Indiana University Gerardo Ortiz: Indiana University, Bloomington Zohar Nussinov: Washington University - St. Louis DESY Theory Workshop 2010 Why Dualities? Quantum and Classical Stat Mech: Phase Diagrams, Renormalization Group Quantum Computation: Thermal Fragility Lattice Field Theory Dimensional Reduction Why Dualities? Quantum Field Theory: Perturbation theory for strongly coupled/correlated models Montonen-Olive Conjecture Seiberg-Witten AdS-CFT and Beyond What are Quantum Dualities? Wisdom: Strong-coupling-to-Weak-coupling relations Our bond-algebraic approach Dualities Are Mappings Between HamiltonianDependent Algebras is dual to if there is an isomorphism between their bond algebras Bond Algebras and Their Symmetries Quantum Hamiltonians are built as a sum of quasi-local operators, its BONDS: A bond algebra for H: the set of all linear combinations of products of bonds THE KEY TO (SELF-)DUALITIES Self-Dualities are automorphims of bond algebras that preserve the form of the Hamiltonian In other words: A Self-Dualities is a symmetry of the bond algebra that preserves the form of the Hamiltonian Quantum Mechanics requires these mappings to be UNITARILY IMPLEMENTABLE Example of Self-Duality: Ising chain in a transverse field BOND ALGEBRA Every bond Every bond anti-commutes with two bonds anti-commutes with two bonds SELF-DUALITY AUTOMORPHISM Dual Mapping is (almost) Unitarily implementable Ising chain in a transverse field is self-dual, meaning: Advantages: Better suited for systematic (ALGORITHMIC) search of (self)dualities Allows us to derive the (in general) nonlocal dual operator variables - the ones that had to be guessed in the past Parameter-Dep Bond Algebras Bond algebra: Automorphism: Self-dual Hamiltonian: Dual variables also depend on parameters boundary terms Classical Dualities dom: Low-temperature-to-High-temperature relatio Kramers-Wannier Self-Duality of the D=2 Ising Model in empty space (vacuum) has a remarkable property: it is self-dual, meaning… KW SELF-DUALITY RELATION whene ver CONCEPT: High-T Low-T relation The critical point is located at the self-dual point: YES!!!!!! The QUANTUM Self-Duality guarantees that OR BETTER, IN TERMS OF CLASSICAL PARTITION FUNCTIONS Contrast: Quantum vs Classical Quantum Self-duality relation Classical Self-duality relation Classical and Quantum (Self-)Dualities are equivalent and in correspondence: We have managed to UNIFY them. ALL (EXACT) DUALITIES WE KNOW OF COVERED BY THE BOND ALGEBRAIC APPROACH, Plus Some NEW Self-Dual Field Theories E. Cobanera, G. Ortiz, Z. Nussinov, Phys. Rev. Lett. 104, 020402 (2010), [email protected] Dualities and New Symmetries A self-duality is not a symmetry in general, but A self-duality is an emergent symmetry at the self-dual point Big Questions: Non-Abelian Dualities Is AdS-CFT an exact duality? (Dimensional Reduction) How to go beyond the Fourier transform Bond-Algebraic Topological Excitations