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Quantum simulation of multiphoton and nonlinear dissipative spin-boson models
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Authors: Ricardo Puebla, Jorge Casanova, Oussama Houhou, Enrique Solano, Mauro Paternostro
Year
2018
Paper ID
23933
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Preprint
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We present a framework for the realization of dissipative evolutions of spin-boson models, including multiphoton exchange dynamics, as well as nonlinear transition rates. Our approach is based on the implementation of a generalized version of a dissipative linear quantum Rabi model. The latter comprises a linearly coupled spin-boson term, spin rotations, and standard dissipators. We provide numerical simulations of illustrative cases supporting the good performance of our method. Our work allows for the simulation of a large class of fundamentally different quantum models where the effect of distinct dissipative processes can be easily investigated.
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