Selective bound-state engineering in tripartite open quantum systems suppresses the steering volume of an untrusted party to zero while keeping trusted-party volumes finite.
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The reduced transition matrix in chaotic dual-unitary quantum circuits has low-rank structure with entropy growing at most logarithmically in time, enabling efficient approximation for local expectation values.
Analytic expressions for the two-qubit mean-force Gibbs state show that reservoir-mediated entanglement is highest at low temperature, non-monotonic in coupling strength, and can be enhanced by broadening the reservoir spectral density.
A nonequilibrium Kramers turnover is isolated in a Kerr parametric oscillator via analytical rescaling of effective friction and temperature, confirmed by temperature-dependent phase-slip measurements in a MEMS device.
Causality is not inherited for free under projection to open-system memory kernels; Kramers-Kronig diagnostics separate robust passive baths from fragile near-resonant regimes where effective kernels acquire upper-half-plane poles.
A squeezed-polaron variational ansatz with generic Gaussian boson-boson correlations captures the correct critical scaling, critical exponents, and scattering phase shifts of the sub-Ohmic spin-boson localization transition.
Mixing time of Lindblad-governed open quantum systems is determined by the Liouvillian gap plus trace-norm factors of eigenmodes, yielding rapid mixing conditions via sparsity constraints on the Hamiltonian and local Lindblad operators.
Reaction coordinate mapping shows nonmonotonic current fluctuations and noise below the classical thermodynamic uncertainty bound in a strongly coupled driven qubit, tied to non-Gaussianity and coherence in the reaction coordinate.
Time evolution of genuine multipartite negativity in the open Kitaev quantum spin liquid shows persistence in loopy subregions in Markovian regime and at higher temperatures in non-Markovian regime.
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Extreme volume monogamy via bound-state engineering
Selective bound-state engineering in tripartite open quantum systems suppresses the steering volume of an untrusted party to zero while keeping trusted-party volumes finite.
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Low Rank Structure of the Reduced Transition Matrix
The reduced transition matrix in chaotic dual-unitary quantum circuits has low-rank structure with entropy growing at most logarithmically in time, enabling efficient approximation for local expectation values.
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Reservoir-mediated spin entanglement in the mean-force Gibbs state
Analytic expressions for the two-qubit mean-force Gibbs state show that reservoir-mediated entanglement is highest at low temperature, non-monotonic in coupling strength, and can be enhanced by broadening the reservoir spectral density.
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Nonequilibrium Kramers Turnover in a Kerr Parametric Oscillator
A nonequilibrium Kramers turnover is isolated in a Kerr parametric oscillator via analytical rescaling of effective friction and temperature, confirmed by temperature-dependent phase-slip measurements in a MEMS device.
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Kramers-Kronig Relations and Causality in Non-Markovian Open Quantum Dynamics: Kernel, State, and Effective Kernel
Causality is not inherited for free under projection to open-system memory kernels; Kramers-Kronig diagnostics separate robust passive baths from fragile near-resonant regimes where effective kernels acquire upper-half-plane poles.
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A "squeezed polaron" variational wavefunction for the spin boson model
A squeezed-polaron variational ansatz with generic Gaussian boson-boson correlations captures the correct critical scaling, critical exponents, and scattering phase shifts of the sub-Ohmic spin-boson localization transition.
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Universal Predictors for Mixing Time more than Liouvillian Gap
Mixing time of Lindblad-governed open quantum systems is determined by the Liouvillian gap plus trace-norm factors of eigenmodes, yielding rapid mixing conditions via sparsity constraints on the Hamiltonian and local Lindblad operators.
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Current fluctuations in nonequilibrium open quantum systems beyond weak coupling: a reaction coordinate approach
Reaction coordinate mapping shows nonmonotonic current fluctuations and noise below the classical thermodynamic uncertainty bound in a strongly coupled driven qubit, tied to non-Gaussianity and coherence in the reaction coordinate.
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Fate of entanglement in open quantum spin liquid: Time evolution of its genuine multipartite negativity upon sudden coupling to a dissipative bosonic environment
Time evolution of genuine multipartite negativity in the open Kitaev quantum spin liquid shows persistence in loopy subregions in Markovian regime and at higher temperatures in non-Markovian regime.