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We study the time evolution of the entanglement entropy of a one-dimensional nonintegrable spin chain, starting from random nonentangled initial pure states.
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The spreading speed of the entanglement and the energy diffusivity depend on the parameters in the Hamiltonian. Some choices may produce strong initial transients, which do not scale with system size and so are irrelevant in thermodynamic limit, or large energy diffusivity and small spreading speed of entanglement. In these cases, it is difficult to study long-time phenomena using the small- L L systems we can study. Our basic result that the exponent of entanglement spreading is larger than that of energy diffusion was reproduced for other parameter choices. See supplementary material for more information
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