2018
DOI: 10.1007/s10946-018-9747-8
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Dynamics of a Moving Two-Level Atom Under the Influence of Intrinsic Decoherence

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“…υ is the frequency of oscillation. The interaction Hamiltonian of the two two-level atomic systems for the case that is not resonant can be given as [60,61]…”
Section: The System Hamiltonian and Its Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…υ is the frequency of oscillation. The interaction Hamiltonian of the two two-level atomic systems for the case that is not resonant can be given as [60,61]…”
Section: The System Hamiltonian and Its Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The last decade has been very prolific in this field we want to board, the community has taken the task to study a vast amount of systems that can experience intrinsic decoherence. We can see research on quantification of non-classicality [9], qubits for quantum information processing [10], bipolar spin systems [11], quantum dot correlations [12], Heisenberg XYZ spin chains, quantum-memory-assisted two-qubit, and the temporal evolution of quantum correlations [13,14,15], quantum-memory-assisted entropic uncertainty, mixedness, and entanglement dynamics in two-qubit system [16], symmetric spin-orbit model [17], two-qubit quantum Fisher information [18], two-qubit maximally entangled Bell states [19], trapped ions [20], isolated Heisenber and Aubry-André spin models [21], two coupled quantum dots [22], N-level atomic system [23], two-coupled qubit two-level cavity [24], twolevel atom [25], state transfer in spin channels [26], Heisenber anisotropic interaction [27], nonlocal advantage of quantum coherence [28], qutrit teleportation [29], and quantum dense coding [30]. When we look at specific examples related optomechanical systems, we find notable works on Jaynes-Cummings under intrinsic decoherence [31,32,33], bimodal multiquanta Jaynes-Cummings [34], entanglement two Tavis-Cummings (no-RWA JC) [35], and ultra-strong coupled harmonic oscillator in cavities [36].…”
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confidence: 99%