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Quantum Ising transition on the Cayley tree: boundary criticality, universality, and an effective Bethe line
We investigate quantum criticality in the transverse-field Ising model on finite Cayley trees and demonstrate that their extensive boundary fundamentally changes the nature of the quantum phase transition compared with the infinite, boundary-free Bethe lattice. Using tree tensor-network simulations
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