Dirac Brackets $\leftrightarrow$ Lindblad Equation: A Correspondence

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2405.02566v3
• Date: Wed, 09 Oct 2024 04:24:46 GMT
• Title: Dirac Brackets $\leftrightarrow$ Lindblad Equation: A Correspondence
• Authors: Aleek Maity, V V Sreedhar,
• Abstract summary: We study the time evolution of an open quantum system governed by the Gorini-Kossakowski-Sudarshan-Lindlad equation. In a similar fashion, the time evolution of a physical observable in a classically constrained dynamical system is governed by a generalization of the Liouville equation. We derive an intriguing, but precise classical-quantum correspondence between the aforementioned situations which connects the Lindblad operators to the constraints.
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• Abstract: The time evolution of an open quantum system is governed by the Gorini-Kossakowski-Sudarshan-Lindlad equation for the reduced density operator of the system. This operator is obtained from the full density operator of the composite system involving the system itself, the bath, and the interactions between them, by performing a partial trace over the bath degrees of freedom. The entanglement between the system and the bath leads to a generalized Liouville evolution that involves, amongst other things, dissipation and decoherence of the system. In a similar fashion, the time evolution of a physical observable in a classically constrained dynamical system is governed by a generalization of the Liouville equation, in which the usual Poisson bracket is replaced by the so-called Dirac bracket. The generalization takes into account the reduction in the phase space of the system because of constraints which arise either because they are introduced by hand, or because of singular Lagrangians. We derive an intriguing, but precise classical-quantum correspondence between the aforementioned situations which connects the Lindblad operators to the constraints. The correspondence is illustrated in the ubiquitous example of coupled simple harmonic oscillators studied earlier in various contexts like quantum optics, dissipative quantum systems, Brownian motion, and the area law for the entropy of black holes.

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