Spin-Squeezing-Enhanced Charging for Quantum Dicke Batteries

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.31014v1
• Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2026 01:05:21 GMT
• Title: Spin-Squeezing-Enhanced Charging for Quantum Dicke Batteries
• Abstract summary: High-power Dicke quantum batteries (QBs) typically exploit collective superradiance, whereas intrinsic matter-matter interactions are conventionally considered detrimental.<n>Here, we propose a counterintuitive paradigm: these interactions can be controlled and repurposed as a synergistic resource to enhance charging power and capacity.<n>Our results provide a blueprint for exploiting matter interactions to design dissipation-resistant, high-performance many-body QBs.
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• Abstract: High-power Dicke quantum batteries (QBs) typically exploit collective superradiance, whereas intrinsic matter-matter interactions are conventionally considered detrimental. Here, we propose a counterintuitive paradigm: these interactions can be controlled and repurposed as a synergistic resource to enhance charging power and capacity. In the low-excitation limit, transverse interactions induce collective spin squeezing, causing critical mode softening and an exponential enhancement of effective coupling, which significantly boosts charging power. At higher excitations, these interactions act as a macroscopic nonlinear torque. By appropriately aligning this torque, we effectively lower phase-space dynamical barriers, guiding the system along optimal rapid-charging paths. Importantly, this cooperative enhancement remains highly robust under realistic dissipation, outperforming ideal, dissipationless Dicke QBs in specific regimes. Our results provide a blueprint for exploiting matter interactions to design dissipation-resistant, high-performance many-body QBs.

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