Eigenvalues λ m of the correlation kernel obtained by numerical method (dots) versus the spectrum (4.21) of a thermal partition function with appropriate temperature (solid lines) for various x → 1. Only the first few eigenvalues are shown. λ m are symmetric across m = 1/2 line. Although not shown in this figure, the discrepancy between analytics and numerics is well resolved by including the second order corrections, see Figure 5.

Eigenvalues λ m of the correlation kernel obtained by numerical method (dots) versus the spectrum (4.21) of a thermal partition function with appropriate temperature (solid lines) for various x → 1. Only the first few eigenvalues are shown. λ m are symmetric across m = 1/2 line. Although not shown in this figure, the discrepancy between analytics and numerics is well resolved by including the second order corrections, see Figure 5.

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We consider the reflected entropy and the associated entanglement spectrum for free fermions reduced to two intervals in 1+1 dimensions. Working directly in the continuum theory the reflected entropy can be extracted from the spectrum of a singular integral equation whose kernel is determined by the known free fermion modular evolved correlation fu...

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... studying perturbative corrections to this later spectrum we give evidence that the reflected density matrix approaches rapidly the thermal density matrix. This agrees well with the eigenvalues obtained from numerical method, see Figure 2. ...
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... truncation of the modes we can numerically compute ∆C mn and use this to extract the reflected entropy ( Figure 1,4,6,7) and entanglement spectrum (Figure 2,5). The relevant cross ratio is: ...

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