An autonomous information machine operating in finite time exhibits a regime where erasure power P and efficiency η increase simultaneously, governed by the trade-off v(1-η)P/η ≤ D with D an information-geometric distance.
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A scalable deep-learning estimator for trajectory-level stochastic information flow is proposed and tested on solvable models, oscillators, and motile cell trajectories.
Abstracts DNA transcription as an autonomous Maxwell demon on two bitstreams and analyzes steady-state work extraction, transcription fidelity, and mutual information under constant and time-varying rates.
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Finite-Time Thermodynamics of an Autonomous Information Machine
An autonomous information machine operating in finite time exhibits a regime where erasure power P and efficiency η increase simultaneously, governed by the trade-off v(1-η)P/η ≤ D with D an information-geometric distance.
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Anomalous heat flow occurs in quantum prepare-transform-measure protocols only when noncontextuality inequalities are violated, for evolution times in (0, τ_c), with analysis of an existing experiment and extension to qutrits.
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Quantifying information flow along a stochastic trajectory
A scalable deep-learning estimator for trajectory-level stochastic information flow is proposed and tested on solvable models, oscillators, and motile cell trajectories.
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Demon with dementia - the deterioration of information transcription
Abstracts DNA transcription as an autonomous Maxwell demon on two bitstreams and analyzes steady-state work extraction, transcription fidelity, and mutual information under constant and time-varying rates.