Quantum caloric effects
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2406.10409v1
- Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2024 20:39:13 GMT
- Title: Quantum caloric effects
- Authors: Clebson Cruz, J. S. Amaral, Mario Reis,
- Abstract summary: This study focuses on deriving general expressions for caloric potentials in quantum systems.
Our results recover the classical cases and also reveal that the isothermal entropy change can be related to genuine quantum correlations in the system.
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- Abstract: Quantum thermodynamics aims to explore quantum features to enhance energy conversion beyond classical limits. While significant progress has been made, the understanding of caloric potentials in quantum systems remains incomplete. In this context, this study focuses on deriving general expressions for these caloric potentials by developing a quantum Maxwell relationship obtained from a thermal average form of the Ehrenfest theorem. Our results recover the classical cases and also reveal that the isothermal entropy change can be related to genuine quantum correlations in the system. Thus, this work provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the caloric behavior of quantum systems and their potential applications in caloric devices.
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