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My name is Marco Cerezo, I have a degree in physics from the Universidad Nacional de la Plata (UNLP) in Buenos Aires Argentina, and I'm a Ph.D student.
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Our latest paper: “Factorization and criticality in finite interacting spin systems under a nonuniform magnetic field”
Our latest paper just got published by Physical Review Letter! Let me briefly explain what our manuscript is about: Factorization and criticality in finite interacting spin systems under a nonuniform magnetic field Exact ground states of strongly interacting spin … Continue reading
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My latest paper: Non-transverse factorizing fields and entanglement in finite spin systems
A couple of weeks ago we uploaded to the arXive our latest paper: Non-transverse factorizing fields and entanglement in finite spin systems. Let me explain what this paper is about.
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Tagged Entanglement, factorizing fields, heisenberg, kurmann, non transverse, paper, separable, XYZ
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