ArticleEntropy (Basel, Switzerland)2024
The Quantum Zeno Capacity and Dynamic Evolution Mode of a Quantum System.
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The quantum Zeno effect (QZE) is widely employed in quantum engineering due to the issue of frequent measurements freezing a quantum system. In this study, the quantum Zeno factor is introduced to characterize the quantum Zeno capacity of a quantum system. The quantum Zeno factor reveals that the quantum Zeno effect is dependent on the evolution mode of quantum states, which is semi-irrelevant to conventional energy uncertainty and extends the QZE domain. The Zeno factor provides a new consideration to qualify the (anti-)Zeno capacity of a quantum system for its applications: a large quantum Zeno factor value indicates that a quantum system is of a QZE quality. The numerical results of the quantum Zeno capacity are shown using two typical examples: tailing the dynamic evolution modes using the quantum Zeno factor in a three-level system, and quantifying the message exchange between qubits in a coupled qubit system using a quantum Zeno factor.
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