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Sergei L Lukyanov1, Hubert Saleur1,2,3, Jesper L Jacobsen4,5
1Physics Department, Rutgers University, Piscataway, New Jersey 08854, USA.
Abstract:
It is well known that the ground states of a Fermi liquid with and without a single Kondo impurity have an overlap that decays as a power law of the system size, expressing the Anderson orthogonality catastrophe. Ground states with two different values of the Kondo couplings have, however, a finite overlap in the thermodynamic limit. This overlap, which plays an important role in quantum quenches for impurity systems, is a universal function of the ratio of the corresponding Kondo temperatures, which is not accessible using perturbation theory or the Bethe ansatz. Using a strategy based on the integrable structure of the corresponding quantum field theory, we propose an exact formula for this overlap, which we check against extensive density matrix renormalization group calculations.
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