Reflected Entropy in AdS3/WCFT
Abstract
Reflected entropy is a newly proposed notion in quantum information. It has important implications in holography. In this work, we study the reflected entropy in the framework of the AdS3/WCFT correspondence. We determine the scaling dimensions and charges of various twist operators in non-Abelian orbifold WCFT by generalizing the uniformization map and taking into account of the charge conservation. This allows us to compute the reflected entropy, logarithmic negativity and odd entropy for two disjoint intervals in holographic WCFT. We find that the reflected entropy can be related holographically to the pre-entanglement wedge cross-section, which is given by the minimal distance between the benches in two swing surfaces.
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