Repeated local kicks on an auxiliary modulator qubit use a Zeno-like effect to switch a quantum battery's charger-battery coupling on and off while the interaction stays always on.
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Dissipative dynamics activate finite ergotropy from thermal quantum spin chains, with collective effects creating temperature- and size-dependent steady-state passivity via dark subspaces, while dephasing suppresses extraction.
A hybrid open quantum battery uses an auxiliary coherent qubit to generate a decoherence-free subspace that stabilizes steady-state ergotropy under dissipation and finite temperature.
Coupling a qubit quantum battery to a harmonic-oscillator catalyst produces transient negative energy flux that correlates with increased extractable work (ergotropy) under dephasing and dissipation.
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Modulator-Assisted Zeno Control of Energy Transfer in Quantum Batteries
Repeated local kicks on an auxiliary modulator qubit use a Zeno-like effect to switch a quantum battery's charger-battery coupling on and off while the interaction stays always on.
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Charging Quantum Batteries via Dissipative Quenches
Dissipative dynamics activate finite ergotropy from thermal quantum spin chains, with collective effects creating temperature- and size-dependent steady-state passivity via dark subspaces, while dephasing suppresses extraction.
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Coherent catalyst induced stabilization of ergotropy in open quantum batteries
A hybrid open quantum battery uses an auxiliary coherent qubit to generate a decoherence-free subspace that stabilizes steady-state ergotropy under dissipation and finite temperature.
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Transient energy backflow enhanced ergotropy in an open qubit quantum battery assisted by an auxiliary oscillator
Coupling a qubit quantum battery to a harmonic-oscillator catalyst produces transient negative energy flux that correlates with increased extractable work (ergotropy) under dephasing and dissipation.
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