Formation of a bound state in the agent-noise energy spectrum restores QRL performance to the noiseless case for eigenstate solving under non-Markovian decoherence.
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Quantum geometry in lattice compact scalar fields induces pair-dependent Chern couplings that produce non-identical anyons.
Weak-force amplification in cavity optomechanics is enhanced by a degenerate optical parametric amplifier and shows further improvement when transitioning from non-Markovian to Markovian regimes via control of environmental spectral width.
A dissipative two-mode ultrastrongly coupled bosonic system yields enhanced charging energy and ergotropy in transient and steady states through combined interactions, with the vector potential term preventing phase transitions in the deep-strong regime.
Quantum frustration protects the qubit from Ohmic noise and some sub-Ohmic noise but fails against common 1/f noise, causing spontaneous symmetry breaking and decoherence.
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