The paper introduces a Davies-Morris-Shore framework that analytically constructs dark, bright, and funnel states in interacting qutrit systems for long-lived energy storage under dissipation.
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Protocols for generating quantum resources can simultaneously charge quantum batteries with a collective advantage, enabling dual-use superconducting hardware for sensing or energy storage.
Engineered non-Gaussian coherence serves as a thermodynamic resource that optimizes quantum battery performance beyond Gaussian states for Gaussian charger profiles under unitary dynamics.
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Davies-Morris-Shore Framework for Multilevel Quantum Batteries: Dark and Funnel States in Interacting Qutrit Systems
The paper introduces a Davies-Morris-Shore framework that analytically constructs dark, bright, and funnel states in interacting qutrit systems for long-lived energy storage under dissipation.
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Dual-use quantum hardware for quantum resource generation and energy storage
Protocols for generating quantum resources can simultaneously charge quantum batteries with a collective advantage, enabling dual-use superconducting hardware for sensing or energy storage.
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Engineered non-Gaussian Coherence as a Thermodynamic Resource for Quantum Batteries
Engineered non-Gaussian coherence serves as a thermodynamic resource that optimizes quantum battery performance beyond Gaussian states for Gaussian charger profiles under unitary dynamics.