Emergent mirror symmetry in the optimization of the central-spin quantum battery

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.11557v1
• Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2026 01:34:43 GMT
• Title: Emergent mirror symmetry in the optimization of the central-spin quantum battery
• Abstract summary: We investigate the optimization of a quantum battery based on the central-spin model.<n>We identify two complementary structural indicators associated with the effective charging dynamics.<n>Our results establish a direct connection between charging performance, optimal-state structure, and emergent symmetry in the quantum battery.
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• Abstract: Quantum batteries provide a useful setting for exploring nonequilibrium many-body effects in energy storage. Here we investigate the optimization of a quantum battery based on the central-spin model. We identify two complementary structural indicators associated with the effective charging dynamics: one yields an upper bound on the average charging power, while the other characterizes the buildup of stored energy. We show that these two indicators are jointly optimized at a distinguished initial charger excitation number, which selects a particular Dicke sector of the model. At this common optimal point, the effective charging Hamiltonian becomes exactly mirror symmetric, suggesting mirror symmetry as a useful structural indicator for optimizing quantum batteries. We further show that the corresponding optimal dynamics can be closely approximated by product initial states, in particular by spin coherent states whose excitation-number distribution is centered at the symmetry-selected point. Our results establish a direct connection between charging performance, optimal-state structure, and emergent symmetry in the central-spin quantum battery, and suggest symmetry as a useful organizing principle for efficient charging in interacting many-body quantum systems.

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