Strong Mpemba effects in the antiferromagnetic Ising model arise from reentrant phase transitions that allow quenches to selectively avoid or excite the staggered slow relaxation mode in the paramagnetic phase.
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Optimal initial states for non-equilibrium quantum thermometry exhibit the quantum Mpemba effect and thermalize faster than most states in Markovian models.
Analytical expressions are derived for external temperature protocols that produce any prescribed internal temperature trajectory using Newtonian cooling and microscopic models, including cases with Mpemba effects.
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Strong Mpemba effects in the antiferromagnetic Ising model arise from reentrant phase transitions that allow quenches to selectively avoid or excite the staggered slow relaxation mode in the paramagnetic phase.
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