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Efficient method for quantum impurity problems out of equilibrium
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Abstract
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We introduce an efficient method to simulate the dynamics of an interacting quantum impurity coupled to noninteracting fermionic reservoirs. Viewing the impurity as an open quantum system, we describe the reservoirs by their Feynman-Vernon influence functionals (IFs). The IFs are represented as matrix-product states in the temporal domain, which enables an efficient computation of the dynamics for arbitrary interactions. We apply our method to study quantum quenches and transport in an Anderson impurity model, including highly nonequilibrium setups, and find a favorable performance compared to state-of-the-art methods. The computational resources required for an accurate computation of the dynamics scale polynomially with evolution time, indicating that a broad class of out-of-equilibrium quantum impurity problems are efficiently solvable. This approach will provide additional insights into the dynamical properties of mesoscopic devices and correlated materials.
Keywords:
MEAN-FIELD THEORY
TIME EVOLUTION
SYSTEMS
STATES