A mean-field plus fluctuation approach using unitary transformations approximates the infinite-dimensional dynamics of two-mode Jaynes-Cummings model in the non-resonant regime.
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In an N-qubit network with one conserved excitation, a single transition amplitude determines positivity and complete positivity of subsystem propagators, links them to excitation flow and Fisher information, and reveals an unvisited band of states inside the positivity domain.
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