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Parallelism of the measures in non-Markovian environments

arXiv
Authors: Abolfathiyar Masoud, Entekhabi Sina

Year

2013

Paper ID

32163

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

There are various measures to compute correlation in various conditions, but none of them can be used publicly, because each of them has abnormality in their calculations or behaviors. These abnormalities do not depend on genus of environments. Therefore, in this work we will show correlation diversity of evolution that is computed by each measure for two oscillators with their non-Markovian stochastic reservoir. We will see that while the situation is the same for all of them, they will have symmetrical plots. In more expressive words, process of the measures has a kind of parallelism when angular momentum and time are increasing. In the other hand, increase of quantum correlation under the non-Markovian drive is observable in all of studied measures. Also, in all of them (quantum discord's measures and entanglement's measures)recently occurrences are done.

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