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Thermodynamic limits of the Mpemba effect: A unified resource theory analysis of correlation-enabled mechanisms

Doruk Can Aly\"ur\"uk , Mahir H. Ye\c{s}iller , Vlatko Vedral , Onur Pusuluk This is my paper

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Classical correlations enable the Mpemba effect in quantum systems while quantum correlations require energy degeneracy and both remain necessary but insufficient.

A machine-rendered reading of the paper's core claim, the machinery that carries it, and where it could break.

The paper uses quantum resource theories to trace the Mpemba effect, in which a hotter system cools faster than a colder one, to correlations between subsystems. Classical correlations between parts of a system can produce the effect on their own, whereas quantum correlations contribute only when the system's energy levels are degenerate. The analysis shows that the presence of correlations does not guarantee the effect; their distribution across subsystems and the values of system parameters decide whether faster cooling of the hotter state occurs. Non-Markovian memory and the size of the Hilbert space mainly change the range of temperatures where the effect can appear. Models of coupled qubits and a single-molecule description of water illustrate why the effect shows up only sporadically in real experiments.

Core claim

In the resource-theoretic framework, classical correlations support the Mpemba effect in multipartite quantum systems, while quantum correlations become relevant only under energy-degeneracy conditions. Correlations are necessary yet not sufficient; whether they induce the effect depends on how they are distributed across subsystems and on parameters such as coupling strengths. Non-Markovianity and Hilbert-space dimension primarily modulate the temperature window. Both the multi-qubit examples and the single-molecule water model show that this insufficiency of correlations accounts for the inconsistent experimental observations.

What carries the argument

Correlations viewed as a thermodynamic resource whose distribution across subsystems determines whether a hotter initial state reaches equilibrium faster than a colder one.

If this is right

  • Classical correlations alone suffice to produce the Mpemba effect in suitable parameter regimes.
  • Quantum correlations contribute only when the Hamiltonian has degenerate energy levels.
  • The effect fails to appear if correlations are concentrated in the wrong subsystems even when they are strong.
  • Non-Markovian memory and larger Hilbert spaces widen the temperature interval but do not create the effect by themselves.
  • The same insufficiency explains why the effect appears inconsistently across different physical realizations.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • If correlation distribution controls the effect, then preparing specific initial correlations could be used to engineer faster cooling in quantum thermal machines.
  • The resource analysis may apply to other anomalous relaxation phenomena where initial state preparation alters cooling rates.
  • Extending the models to continuous-variable systems or open chains would test whether the same correlation threshold persists.
  • The necessity of correlations suggests searching for the effect in engineered few-body systems where correlation strength and distribution can be tuned directly.

Load-bearing premise

The multi-qubit and single-molecule water models capture the dominant mechanisms without unmodeled factors overriding the correlation and temperature requirements.

What would settle it

Direct measurement showing the Mpemba effect in a system whose subsystems carry no correlations, or the absence of the effect in a system whose correlations are distributed in the manner the models require, would settle the claim.

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The Mpemba effect, in which a hotter system cools faster than a colder one, remains one of the most intriguing anomalies in thermodynamics. Here, we investigate its microscopic origin within the framework of quantum resource theories and introduce correlations as a new enabling mechanism: classical correlations can support the effect, whereas quantum correlations become relevant only under specific energy-degeneracy conditions. Importantly, correlations are necessary but not sufficient. Whether they induce the effect depends on their distribution across subsystems and on system parameters. Other resources, such as non-Markovian memory effects and Hilbert space dimensionality, primarily modulate the temperature window in which the effect can occur. Finally, by analyzing both didactic multi-qubit instances and a phenomenological single-molecule model of water, we demonstrate that the insufficiency of correlations helps explain the sporadic and sometimes contradictory observations of the Mpemba effect in experiments.

Editorial analysis

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Referee Report

1 major / 3 minor

Summary. The paper claims that a quantum resource theory analysis reveals correlations as an enabling mechanism for the Mpemba effect: classical correlations suffice in general while quantum correlations require energy degeneracy; correlations are necessary but not sufficient, with their subsystem distribution and system parameters determining occurrence; non-Markovianity and Hilbert-space dimension primarily affect the temperature window. These conclusions are supported by explicit calculations on didactic multi-qubit systems and a phenomenological single-molecule water model, which together account for the sporadic nature of experimental observations.

Significance. If the derivations hold, the work supplies a unified resource-theoretic account that isolates the precise role of correlations versus other resources, offering a systematic explanation for why the Mpemba effect appears inconsistently across experiments and suggesting concrete parameter regimes for future tests.

major comments (1)
  1. [phenomenological single-molecule model of water] The central explanatory claim—that correlation insufficiency accounts for contradictory experimental observations—rests on the representativeness of the phenomenological single-molecule water model. The manuscript does not quantify how many-body interactions, impurities, or non-equilibrium effects outside the model would alter the reported temperature windows or correlation thresholds, which directly affects the strength of the link to real systems.
minor comments (3)
  1. [multi-qubit instances] Notation for classical versus quantum correlation measures should be introduced with explicit definitions before their use in the multi-qubit examples.
  2. The abstract states that quantum correlations become relevant only under energy-degeneracy conditions; the corresponding theorem or proposition number should be cited in the abstract for immediate traceability.
  3. Figure captions for the temperature-window plots should include the precise parameter values at which the effect vanishes, to allow direct comparison with the necessity/sufficiency statements.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for their constructive comments. We address the single major comment below.

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  1. Referee: [phenomenological single-molecule model of water] The central explanatory claim—that correlation insufficiency accounts for contradictory experimental observations—rests on the representativeness of the phenomenological single-molecule water model. The manuscript does not quantify how many-body interactions, impurities, or non-equilibrium effects outside the model would alter the reported temperature windows or correlation thresholds, which directly affects the strength of the link to real systems.

    Authors: The phenomenological single-molecule water model is presented as an illustrative example rather than a comprehensive representation of real water. Its purpose is to isolate the role of correlations within a molecular structure relevant to water and to show that even in this setting correlations remain necessary but insufficient, thereby offering one mechanism that can contribute to the sporadic experimental observations. We agree that the model does not quantify the influence of many-body interactions, impurities, or additional non-equilibrium effects; such extensions lie outside the scope of the resource-theoretic analysis, which focuses on identifying the precise conditions under which correlations enable or fail to enable the Mpemba effect. The didactic multi-qubit calculations provide complementary evidence that the insufficiency result is not an artifact of the water model. revision: no

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full rationale

The paper frames its claims as arising from explicit analysis of multi-qubit instances and a phenomenological single-molecule water model within a resource theory setting. No derivation step reduces a claimed prediction or first-principles result to its own fitted parameters, self-definitions, or self-citation chains by construction. The abstract and context present correlations as necessary but insufficient via direct model inspection, with no evidence of ansatzes smuggled through citations or uniqueness theorems imported from prior author work. The analysis is therefore self-contained against external benchmarks of resource-theoretic modeling.

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Abstract only; no explicit free parameters, axioms, or invented entities are stated.

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