Artificial neural network for the single-particle localization problem in quasiperiodic one-dimensional lattices
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https://doi.org/10.31349/RevMexFis.69.020502Keywords:
Localization, Machine-Learning, QuasicrystalsAbstract
The use of machine learning algorithms to address classification problems in several scientific branches has increased over the past years. In particular, the supervised learning technique with artificial neural networks has been successfully employed in classifying phases of matter. In this article, we use a fully connected feed-forward neural network to classify extended and localized single-particle states that arise from quasiperiodic one-dimensional lattices. We demonstrate that our neural network achieves to correctly uncover the nature of the single-particle states even when the wave functions come from a more complex Hamiltonian than the one used to train the network.
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