A kinetic uncertainty relation is analytically derived for many-body collective dissipation, revealing that collective interactions enable precision to scale with particle number N.
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Kinetic Uncertainty Relation in Collective Dissipative Quantum Many-Body Systems
A kinetic uncertainty relation is analytically derived for many-body collective dissipation, revealing that collective interactions enable precision to scale with particle number N.
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A quantum Zeno dynamics protocol confines the evolution of a finite-time Otto-cycle quantum heat engine to a subspace that preserves instantaneous energy populations, recovering quasistatic efficiency with added thermodynamic costs from monitoring and switching.
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Universal Precision Limits in General Open Quantum Systems
Universal bounds on observable precision in non-Markovian open quantum systems are derived via an asymmetry term for forward-backward disparity and a generalized activity term for environmental changes.