Holographic Local Operator Quenches with Conserved Momentum and Spin
We investigate the holographic dictionary relating point particles carrying longitudinal momentum or angular momentum in asymptotically AdS$_3$ spacetimes to suitably regulated, time-evolved states created by local primary operators in the dual two-dimensional conformal field...
We find that asymmetric left/right Euclidean smearing of local operators produces states carrying momentum, and the corresponding bulk excitation is a particle with conserved momentum.
Why this matters
Quantum computing promises to revolutionize technology by processing information in ways that traditional computers cannot. Understanding holographic principles in quantum mechanics can help bridge gaps in both theoretical physics and practical quantum computing applications.
What they actually achieved
The study explores the concept of holographic dictionary by equating point particles in AdS$_3$ spacetimes with time-evolved states in a dual two-dimensional conformal field theory. It also successfully extends the correlation to particles with intrinsic spin and derives new quantum quench protocols.
What they did not achieve
The paper does not translate these findings into practical quantum computing systems or demonstrate real-world applications of quantum enhancements. Furthermore, it does not indicate that these theoretical findings have been verified through independent experiments or peer-reviewed studies.
How we scored this
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| -2 | Headline does not exceed the paper | We investigate the holographic dictionary relating point particles carrying longitudinal momentum or angular momentum in asymptotically AdS$_3$ spacetimes. |
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Holographic Local Operator Quenches with Conserved Momentum and Spin
arXiv quant-ph - 19 Aug 2026- primary