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Liu and Suh analyzed entanglement entropy after a homogeneous global quench in a strongly coupled holographic system, identifying early quadratic growth and a later linear growth regime for large regions, followed by shape-dependent saturation. They described the linear regime using a geometrical entanglement-tsunami picture.
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The results concern the specified large-region, thin-shell holographic model and its stated metric and energy assumptions. The proposed general relativistic upper bound and extrapolations to generic shapes or initial states are conjectural; the wavefront is an interpretive model, not an observed physical wave.
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Hong Liu; S. Josephine Suh
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Entanglement growth after a holographic quantum quench
Liu and Suh analyzed entanglement entropy after a homogeneous global quench in a strongly coupled holographic system, identifying early quadratic growth and a later linear growth regime for large regions, followed by shape-dependent saturation. They described the linear regime using a geometrical entanglement-tsunami picture.
Scientific scope
The results concern the specified large-region, thin-shell holographic model and its stated metric and energy assumptions. The proposed general relativistic upper bound and extrapolations to generic shapes or initial states are conjectural; the wavefront is an interpretive model, not an observed physical wave.
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People and systems
Hong Liu; S. Josephine Suh
These are the listed authors of the cited contribution sources. Paper authorship does not quantify individual effort. An incomplete list is explicitly marked; same names are not automatically merged.