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Open Quantum Systems Decoherence
Generalized Floquet theory for open quantum systems
arXiv
Authors: C. M. Dai, Hong Li, W. Wang, X. X. Yi
Year
2017
Paper ID
44586
Status
Preprint
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For a periodically driven open quantum system, the Floquet theorem states that the time evolution operator Λ(t,0) of the system can be factorized as Λ(t,0)=mathcal{D}(t)e^{mathcal{L}efft} with micro-motion operator mathcal{D}(t) possessing the same period as the external driving, and time-independent operator mathcal{L}eff. In this work, we extend this theorem to open systems that follow a modulated periodic evolution, in which the fast part is periodic while the slow part breaks the periodicity. We derive a factorization for the time evolution operator that separates the long time dynamics and the micro-motion for the open quantum system. High-frequency expansions for the effective evolution operator control the long time dynamics, and the micro-motion operator is also given and discussed. It may find applications in quantum engineering with open systems following modulated periodic evolution.
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