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A Mechanism for the Rényi Hierarchy of Decoherence-Induced Phase Transitions
disordered-systems-and-neural-networksquantum-physicsstatistical-mechanicsstrongly-correlated-electrons
Decoherence-induced phase transitions (DIPTs) are associated with singular changes in a quantum system's entanglement structure as the decoherence strength varies. In many cases, their critical strengths depend monotonically on the Rényi index of the entanglement diagnostic, forming a Rényi hierarch
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