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On the relation between decoherence and spontaneous symmetry breaking

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arxiv cond-mat/0606140 v1 pith:HAU3SOMX submitted 2006-06-06 cond-mat.str-el cond-mat.stat-mechquant-ph

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We have recently shown that there is a limit to quantum coherence in many-particle spin qubits due to spontaneous symmetry breaking. These results were derived for the Lieb-Mattis spin model. Here we will show that the underlying mechanism of decoherence in systems with spontaneous symmetry breaking is in fact more general. We present here a generic route to finding the decoherence time associated with spontaneous symmetry breaking in many particle qubits, and subsequently we apply this approach to two model systems, indicating how the continuous symmetries in these models are spontaneously broken and discussing the relation of this symmetry breaking to the thin spectrum. We then present in detail the calculations that lead to the limit to quantum coherence, which is due to energy shifts in the thin spectrum.

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    A comprehensive review that frames spontaneous symmetry breaking through singular limits and stable broken-symmetry states, suitable for graduate teaching.

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