SISSA researchers found that abrupt changes to a (1+1)-dimensional system cause an entanglement jump, its magnitude universally defined by the logarithm of boundary condition ratios.

SISSA researchers found that abrupt changes to a (1+1)-dimensional system cause an entanglement jump, its magnitude universally defined by the logarithm of boundary condition ratios.
SISSA researchers found that abrupt changes to a (1+1)-dimensional system cause an entanglement jump, its magnitude universally defined by the logarithm of boundary condition ratios.