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def answer():
r"""
Return the numerical value of S/N.
Inputs
----------
None
Outputs
----------
S_per_N: float, The zero temperature entropy per particle, $S/N$
"""
# ------------------ FILL IN YOUR RESULTS BELOW ------------------
S_per_N = ...
# ---------------------------------------------------------------
return S_per_Nproblem description
# Problem setup:
Consider the following Hamiltonian: , where are Majorana fermions and . Consider the large limit. Define the zero-temperature entropy as , where is the free energy of the system.
# Main problem:
Calculate the numerical value of to four decimal places.
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# Problem setup: Consider the following Hamiltonian: H=−(1)/(2)∑_(a=1)^(N)∑_(i,j,k,l=1)^(N)C_(ij)^(a)C_(kl)^(a)χ_(i)χ_(j)χ_(k)χ_(l), where χ are Majorana fermions and N²⟨C_(ij)^(a)C_(kl)^(b)⟩=Jδ_(ab)(δ_(ik)δ_(jl)−δ_(il)δ_(jk)). Consider the large N limit. Define the zero-temperature entropy as S=lim_(T→0)(∂F)/(∂T), where F is the free energy of the system. # Main problem: Calculate the numerical value of S/N to four decimal places.
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# Problem setup:
Consider the following Hamiltonian: $H=-\frac{1}{2}\sum_{a=1}^N\sum_{i,j,k,l=1}^N C_{ij}^a C_{kl}^a\chi_i\chi_j\chi_k\chi_l$, where $\chi$ are Majorana fermions and $N^2\langle C_{ij}^a C_{kl}^b\rangle=J\delta_{ab}(\delta_{ik}\delta_{jl}-\delta_{il}\delta_{jk})$. Consider the large $N$ limit. Define the zero-temperature entropy as $S= \lim_{T\to 0}\frac{\partial F}{\partial T}$, where $F$ is the free energy of the system.
# Main problem:
Calculate the numerical value of $S/N$ to four decimal places.Discussion
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