Magnetic Dipolar Quantum Battery with Spin-Orbit Coupling

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2409.05000v1
• Date: Sun, 8 Sep 2024 07:12:18 GMT
• Title: Magnetic Dipolar Quantum Battery with Spin-Orbit Coupling
• Authors: Asad Ali, Samira Elghaayda, Saif Al-Kuwari, M. I. Hussain, M. T. Rahim, Hashir Kuniyil, Tim Byrnes, James Q. Quach, Mostafa Mansour, Saeed Haddadi,
• Abstract summary: We investigate a magnetic dipolar system influenced by Zeeman splitting, DM interaction, and KSEA exchange interaction. We analyze the effects of dephasing noise and thermal equilibrium on quantum resources, such as coherence, quantum discord, and concurrence.
• Score: 0.5055815271772576
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: We investigate a magnetic dipolar system influenced by Zeeman splitting, DM interaction, and KSEA exchange interaction, with an initial focus on quantum resource dynamics and a final application in modeling a quantum battery (QB). We analyze the effects of dephasing noise and thermal equilibrium on quantum resources, such as the $l_1$-norm of coherence, quantum discord, and concurrence, by solving the Lindblad master equation and evaluating the Gibbs state. Our findings indicate that increased Zeeman splitting diminishes quantum resources under dephasing and thermal equilibrium conditions. However, when we use the Hamiltonian of this system to realize our QB, Zeeman splitting boosts performance metrics such as ergotropy, instantaneous power, capacity, and quantum coherence during cyclic charging. We observe that the axial parameter improves QB performance, with coherence reaching a saturation point, beyond which ergotropy continues to rise, introducing the concept of incoherent ergotropy and highlighting the need to understand its true origin. Both KSEA interaction and the rhombic parameter consistently enhance quantum resources across the dephasing and thermal equilibrium regimes, and thus improve QB performance. The DM interaction improves QB metrics and shields quantum resources against temperature variations in the Gibbs state but remains insensitive during dephasing dynamics. Our work uncovers complex trends, including ergotropy enhancement without quantum coherence, the preferential role of QB capacity over quantum coherence, and the phenomenon of no-work extraction despite the presence of quantum coherence. These findings facilitate a robust foundation for future research on magnetic dipolar QBs, emphasizing non-unitary charging processes, environmental effects, and practical implementations. We show that the NMR platform could be a promising testbed for simulating such QBs.

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