Time-Convolutionless Master Equation Applied to Adiabatic Elimination

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2409.08332v1
• Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2024 18:00:31 GMT
• Title: Time-Convolutionless Master Equation Applied to Adiabatic Elimination
• Authors: Masaaki Tokieda, Angela Riva,
• Abstract summary: We introduce a reformulation of adiabatic elimination through the framework of the time-convolutionless (TCL) master equation. By applying the TCL master equation formulation to typical examples, we demonstrate a practical methodology for performing adiabatic elimination calculation.
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• Abstract: In open quantum systems theory, reduced models are invaluable for conceptual understanding and computational efficiency. Adiabatic elimination is a useful model reduction method for systems with separated timescales, where a reduced model is derived by discarding rapidly decaying degrees of freedom. So far, adiabatic elimination has been formulated using a geometric approach, which provides a versatile and general framework. This article introduces a reformulation of adiabatic elimination through the framework of the time-convolutionless (TCL) master equation, a widely recognized tool for computing projected time-evolution in open quantum systems. We show that the TCL master equation formulation yields results equivalent to those obtained from the geometric formulation. By applying the TCL master equation formulation to typical examples, we demonstrate a practical methodology for performing adiabatic elimination calculation. This study not only bridges two previously independent approaches, thereby making the adiabatic elimination method accessible to a broader audience, but also enables the analysis of complex cases that are challenging within the geometric formulation. Additionally, it reveals a novel geometric interpretation of the TCL master equation formalism.

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