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The bulk-boundary gap conjecture for PEPS
A two-dimensional PEPS has a bulk Hamiltonian and a corresponding one-dimensional boundary Hamiltonian. The bulk Hamiltonian is gapped when it has a spectral gap above its ground-s…
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Zou's emergibility hypothesis for quantum phases of matter
A lattice system is equipped with a symmetry and an associated anomaly, and its possible quantum phases of matter are those that can emerge in the lattice system. Emergibility hypo…
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Conjecture on the phase of Ising Rokhsar–Kivelson states
Let … be the Ising Rokhsar–Kivelson state on the -dimensional hypercubic lattice, where normalizes the state and the product is over nearest-neighbor pairs. Here…
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The phase conjecture for good LDPC codes on expander graphs
Let good quantum low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes be defined on expander graphs, with the associated Hamiltonians given by sums of products of a bounded number of Pauli matric…
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Po's general LSM constraint conjecture for crystallographic lattices
Let a crystallographic group act on a lattice, and let a symmetric short-range-entangled phase (sym-SRE phase) mean a phase preserving the symmetry and having no intrinsic long…
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Entropy excess as an order parameter for quantum phases
Let and be quantum states, and let their entropy excess be the difference between the corresponding pseudo-entropy or SVD entropy and the average of t…
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Pseudo-entropy excess conjecture for distinguishing quantum phases
Let denote the pseudo-entropy of two quantum states and , and let have excess … where…
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Anyonic characterization conjecture for two-dimensional topological phases
Anyonic characterization conjecture. Two ground states are in the same phase if and only if their associated anyons behave identically.
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Mixed-anomaly conjecture for emergent symmetries in ordered phases
Let a quantum system be in an ordered phase in which a microscopic symmetry is spontaneously broken, and let the ordered phase have emergent higher-form or non-invertible symmetrie…
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Boundary-algebra capture conjecture for bulk topological order
Consider a two-dimensional spin system with a net of boundary algebras obtained from a net of projections. The topological order of the bulk is the algebraic data describing its bu…
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Non-trivial phase conjecture for RFP MPDOs from the Lee-Yang C*-weak Hopf algebra
Let the Lee-Yang C-weak Hopf algebra be the algebra described in Example, and let the associated RFP MPDOs be the renormalization fixed-point matrix product density operators const…
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Non-trivial phases for RFP MPDOs from biconnected C*-weak Hopf algebras
Let RFP MPDOs be the renormalization fixed-point matrix product density operators constructed from biconnected C-weak Hopf algebras. The general phase classification of these state…
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Path-connectedness conjecture for gapped quantum liquid phases
A gapped quantum liquid phase is described by an equivalence class of lattice models, and let the space of models be the parameter space of such lattice realizations. Path-connecte…
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Commuting frustration-free representative conjecture for quantum phases
Commuting frustration-free representative conjecture. For a very large class of physical systems, there is a commuting, frustration-free Hamiltonian in the same phase; this Hamilto…
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The symmetry-protected topological phase conjecture for one-dimensional spin systems
In one-dimensional systems, consider topological phases and their associated ground states, together with adiabatic deformations that may or may not preserve a given symmetry. Symm…
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Decomposition conjecture for two-dimensional STS models
Consider the model of two-dimensional STS Hamiltonians, whose logical operators can have pairs of zero-dimensional and two-dimensional geometric shapes, as in a classical ferromagn…
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Classification of two-dimensional STS quantum phases by logical-operator geometry
Let and be two-dimensional STS models. Denote their numbers of logical qubits by and , and their numbers of zero-dimensional logical operators by…