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A note on "Exact Solution of Bipartite Fluctuations in One-Dimensional Fermions"

April 10, 2024

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Oleksandr Gamayun
Condensed Matter
Quantum Physics
Statistical Mechanics
Quantum Gases

For a one-dimensional system of free fermions, we derive a connection between the full counting statistics of domain-wall and alternating occupancy states. We derive linear growth with time at the long times for the even moments in the latter case.

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