Spin-Orbital Entanglement and Phase Diagram of Spin-orbital Chain with SU(2) × SU(2) Symmetry
Yan Chen, Z. D. Wang, Y. Q. Li, F. C. Zhang
Abstract
Spin-orbital entanglement in quantum spin-orbital systems is quantified by a reduced von Neumann entropy, and is calculated for the ground state of a coupled spin-orbital chain with SU(2)× SU(2) symmetry. By analyzing the discontinuity and local extreme of the reduced entropy as functions of the model parameters, we deduce a rich phase diagram to describe the quantum phase transitions in the model. Our approach provides an efficient and powerful method to identify phase boundaries in a system with complex correlation between multiply degrees of freedom.
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