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Open Quantum Systems Decoherence

Sensitivity of Measurement-Based Purification Processes to Inner Interactions

arXiv
Authors: B. Militello, A. Napoli

Year

2017

Paper ID

44905

Status

Preprint

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73

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Abstract

The sensitivity of a repeated measurement-based purification scheme to additional undesired couplings is analyzed, focusing on the very simple and archetypical system consisting of two two-level systems interacting with a repeatedly measured one. Several regimes are considered and in the strong coupling (i.e., when the coupling constant of the undesired interaction is very large) the occurrence of a quantum Zeno effect is proven to dramatically jeopardize the efficiency of the purification process.

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