Floquet Engineering to Reactivate a Dissipative Quantum Battery
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2009.06982v2
- Date: Fri, 18 Dec 2020 16:10:56 GMT
- Title: Floquet Engineering to Reactivate a Dissipative Quantum Battery
- Authors: Si-Yuan Bai, Jun-Hong An
- Abstract summary: We propose a mechanism to overcome the aging of a quantum battery.
As long as the quasienergies of the two FBSs are degenerate or the QB-charger coupling is large, the QB exposed to the dissipative environments returns to its near-ideal cyclic stage.
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- Abstract: As an energy storing and converting device near atomic size, a quantum
battery (QB) promises enhanced charging power and extractable work using
quantum resources. However, the ubiquitous decoherence causes its cyclic
charging-storing-discharging process to become deactivated, which is called
aging of the QB. Here, we propose a mechanism to overcome the aging of a QB. It
is found that the decoherence of the QB is suppressed when two Floquet bound
states (FBSs) are formed in the quasienergy spectrum of the total system
consisting of the QB-charger setup and their respective environments. As long
as either the quasienergies of the two FBSs are degenerate or the QB-charger
coupling is large in the presence of two FBSs, the QB exposed to the
dissipative environments returns to its near-ideal cyclic stage. Our result
supplies an insightful guideline to realize the QB in practice using Floquet
engineering.
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