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Area of Science:

Theoretical Physics
Quantum Field Theory
String Theory

Background:

Conformal interfaces are crucial in understanding entanglement and energy flow in quantum systems.
The effective central charge (c_eff) quantifies entanglement, while the transmission coefficient (c_LR) measures energy transmission, and they are known to differ.

Purpose of the Study:

To establish fundamental inequalities relating entanglement and energy transmission across conformal interfaces.
To demonstrate that energy transmission is bounded by entanglement, i.e., 0≤c_LR≤c_eff≤min(c_L,c_R).

Main Methods:

Derivation of inequalities using theoretical physics principles.
Verification through the AdS/CFT correspondence.
Application of perturbation methods.
Analysis of examples beyond holographic duality.

Main Results:

Proposed and proved the inequalities 0≤c_LR≤c_eff≤min(c_L,c_R).
Demonstrated that energy transmission (c_LR) cannot exceed entanglement (c_eff).
Confirmed the sharpness of these inequalities by constructing saturating interface examples.

Conclusions:

The established inequalities provide a fundamental constraint on energy and entanglement flow across conformal interfaces.
These findings have broad implications for quantum information theory and condensed matter physics.
The universality of the inequalities is supported by diverse verification methods.