Purcell effect and quantum Zeno effect suppressed self-discharging of quantum battery

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2607.04363v1
• Date: Sun, 05 Jul 2026 15:45:32 GMT
• Title: Purcell effect and quantum Zeno effect suppressed self-discharging of quantum battery
• Abstract summary: We show that the Purcell effect can induce the strong coupling regime to the quantum Zeno regime.<n>The dissipation caused by the charger to the QB can be suppressed four orders of magnitude in our scheme.<n> Owing to the significantly suppressed dissipation, the stored energy of QB can be charged to a nearly full state and the stored energy is almost converted into extractable work.
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• Abstract: Quantum batteries (QB), as an energy storage and transfer device, not only show obvious advantages compared to classical electrochemical batteries, but also have important applications in quantum information. Self-discharging is a central obstacle to storing useful work in open QB, especially when the charger itself provides an unavoidable loss channel. Here we show that such charger-induced loss can be converted into a protection mechanism by combining Purcell effect with quantum Zeno effect. We reveal that the virtual photon process and the Purcell effect can induce the strong coupling regime to the quantum Zeno regime, in which the stronger the dissipation of the charger, the weaker the self-discharging effect of the QB. As a result, the dissipation caused by the charger to the QB can be suppressed four orders of magnitude in our scheme. Meanwhile, the quantum Zeno effect induced by the Purcell effect can also avoid the energy backflow between the QB and the charger. Owing to the significantly suppressed dissipation, the stored energy of QB can be charged to a nearly full state and the stored energy is almost converted into extractable work, which greatly improves the energy conversion efficiency.

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