Quantum resource theories split into smoothly localizable (continuous local resource change) and threshold localizable (discontinuous jump past critical density) classes, driven by block sharpening, with predictions for phase boundaries validated numerically.
Quantifying Superposition
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Measures are introduced to quantify the degree of superposition in mixed states with respect to orthogonal decompositions of the Hilbert space of a quantum system. These superposition measures can be regarded as analogues to entanglement measures, but can also be put in a more direct relation to the latter. By a second quantization of the system it is possible to induce superposition measures from entanglement measures. We consider the measures induced from relative entropy of entanglement and entanglement of formation. We furthermore introduce a class of measures with an operational interpretation in terms of interferometry. We consider the superposition measures under the action of subspace preserving and local subspace preserving channels. The theory is illustrated with models of an atom undergoing a relaxation process in a Mach-Zehnder interferometer.
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Non-Markovian dephasing revives and protects quantum resources in polarized hyperon pairs, with a stable hierarchy of coherence over discord over entanglement across BESIII channels.
Catalysis can enhance coherence fraction after noisy channels under analyzed conditions, and a nec-and-suff condition is given for incoherent-state-preserving CPTP maps to be Strictly Incoherent Operations.
Quantum coherence in a harmonic oscillator coupled to a thermal bath via Lindblad dynamics produces a violation of the Clausius inequality at low temperatures.
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