ArticleEntropy (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Quantum Capacity of Continuously Observed Ion Channels.
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Abstract
A quantum model describing ion channels from an information-theoretic perspective is considered. The information χ-capacity of an ion channel, treated as an information channel whose properties are modified by continuous quantum measurements, is investigated. The behavior of the χ-capacity is analyzed as a function of the measurement parameters, in particular the type of measured observable, the measurement duration, and the measurement strength. It is shown that the information χ-capacity exhibits qualitatively different behaviors depending on the measurement conditions, including regimes of rapid decay as well as regimes where it remains finite for long observation times. These results indicate that, within the considered model, continuous observation may significantly influence the information-theoretic properties of the effective ion-channel dynamics.
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