Reachability, Coolability, and Stabilizability of Open Markovian Quantum
Systems with Fast Unitary Control
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2308.00561v1
- Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2023 14:03:59 GMT
- Title: Reachability, Coolability, and Stabilizability of Open Markovian Quantum
Systems with Fast Unitary Control
- Authors: Emanuel Malvetti, Frederik vom Ende, Gunther Dirr, Thomas
Schulte-Herbr\"uggen
- Abstract summary: Open Markovian quantum systems with fast and full Hamiltonian control can be reduced to an equivalent control system on the standard simplex.
We show that for certain tasks of interest, the control Hamiltonian can be chosen time-independent.
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- Abstract: Open Markovian quantum systems with fast and full Hamiltonian control can be
reduced to an equivalent control system on the standard simplex modelling the
dynamics of the eigenvalues of the density matrix describing the quantum state.
We explore this reduced control system for answering questions on reachability
and stabilizability with immediate applications to the cooling of Markovian
quantum systems. We show that for certain tasks of interest, the control
Hamiltonian can be chosen time-independent. -- The reduction picture is an
example of dissipative interconversion between equivalence classes of states,
where the classes are induced by fast controls.
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