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On the coupling of two quantum dots through a cavity mode
The effective coupling of two distant quantum dots through virtual photon exchange in a semiconductor microcavity is studied. The experimental conditions for strong coupling and its manifestation in the spectra of emission are analyzed.Comment: 2 pages ...
del Valle, Elena
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Comment on "Quantum linear Boltzmann equation with finite intercollision time" [PDF]
Inconsistencies are pointed out in a recent proposal [L. Diosi, Phys. Rev. A 80, 064104 (2009); arXiv:0905.3908v1] for a quantum version of the classical linear Boltzmann equation.Comment: 3 pages; v3: corresponds to published ...
Bassano Vacchini +3 more
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Atomic delocalization as a microscopic origin of two-level defects in Josephson junctions
Identifying the microscopic origins of decoherence sources prevalent in Josephson junction (JJ) based circuits is central to their use as functional quantum devices.
Timothy C DuBois +2 more
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Kondo Resonance of a Microwave Photon
We emulate renormalization group models, such as the Spin-Boson Hamiltonian or the anisotropic Kondo model, from a quantum optics perspective by considering a superconducting device.
E. T. Jaynes +3 more
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Quantum Zeno effect in atomic spin-exchange collisions [PDF]
The suppression of spin-exchange relaxation in dense alkali-metal vapors discovered in 1973 and governing modern atomic magnetometers is here reformulated in terms of quantum measurement theory and the quantum Zeno effect. This provides a new perspective
Allred +22 more
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Quantum tight-binding chains with dissipative coupling
We present a one-dimensional tight-binding chain of two-level systems coupled only through common dissipative Markovian reservoirs. This quantum chain can demonstrate anomalous thermodynamic behavior contradicting Fourier law.
D Mogilevtsev +4 more
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Geometry of Entanglement Sudden Death: Explicit Examples
In open quantum systems, entanglement can vanish faster than coherence. This phenomenon is usually called sudden death of entanglement. In [M. O. Terra Cunha, New J. Phys.
Andrei Yu. Khrennikov +8 more
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Stochastic quantum Zeno by large deviation theory
Quantum measurements are crucial for observing the properties of a quantum system, which, however, unavoidably perturb its state and dynamics in an irreversible way.
Stefano Gherardini +5 more
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Sudden Death of Entanglement of Two Jaynes-Cummings Atoms
We investigate entanglement dynamics of two isolated atoms, each in its own Jaynes-Cummings cavity. We show analytically that initial entanglement has an interesting subsequent time evolution, including the so-called sudden death effect.Comment: 3 pages,
Diosi L +9 more
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Exact decoherence dynamics of 1/f noise
In this paper, we investigate the exact decoherence dynamics of a superconducting resonator coupled to an electromagnetic reservoir characterized by $1/f$ noise at finite temperature, where a full quantum description of the environment with $1/{{f}^{x}}$
Md Manirul Ali +2 more
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