Protocol learns k-local Lindbladians to ε accuracy with Õ(n^{2k}/ε²) samples and projects to valid generators; improves to log n under sparsity assumptions.
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Communications in Mathematical Physics 48(2), 119–130 (1976)
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Weyl dynamical maps are fully classified via phase-space subgroups; convex mixing of eternally non-Markovian dephasing maps yields Markovian semigroups, and irreducible eternally non-Markovian examples exist for qutrits.
A new compilation framework treats quantum channels as first-class objects via ChannelIR and LindFront, achieving up to 99% gate count reduction on Lindbladian benchmarks versus unoptimized and Stinespring baselines.
Dynamical correlations in a dissipative XXZ spin chain preserve early-time transport universality classes (ballistic, KPZ, diffusive) with magnon ballistic features at finite magnetization, but acquire exponential damping at long times under Lindblad evolution.
A model-free quantum stabilization framework uses sign-based Lyapunov descent, adaptive gains, and finite-difference LaSalle analogue to guarantee asymptotic stability in drift-free cases and practical ISS with unknown drift and noise.
The weakly dissipative 1D Fermi gas exhibits algebraic density decay for annihilation and coagulation reactions and a mean-field directed percolation absorbing-state phase transition, extending previous lattice results to continuous space.
DQMW-Sample realizes a classically hard online learning primitive via dissipative quantum dynamics with sublinear regret and proven hardness for classical simulation including PH collapse.
Derives KL_W and R_DV regularizers from Girsanov's theorem that reduce infidelity by up to 50% and improve robustness to noise mismatch on single- and multi-qubit benchmarks including an IBM Kingston calibration.
A new quantum optimal control formalism for stroboscopic steady states and limit cycles in dissipative systems, implemented in Spinach with GRAPE-like scaling and distinct from Floquet-Lindblad approaches.
Coherent THz-to-optical conversion in warm Rb vapor via adjustable optical probe interference enables tomographic reconstruction of THz field amplitude and phase.
In quantum thermalization with detailed balance, internal energy becomes E(S, dot S), extending thermodynamics to include dynamical rates.
Lindblad dynamics admits a universal closed algebra of Hermitian operators with model dependence isolated in a single set of coefficients.
A multi-task SAC RL model discovers control pulses, evolution time, and segment numbers for 51 open quantum Hamiltonians, achieving high fidelity state transfer with better robustness to noise than GRAPE.
Formal proof that M-th order hypoequilibrium states constitute an invariant manifold under SEAQT evolution, with connection to RCCE for reduced-order modeling of nonequilibrium quantum systems.
For the Fano-Anderson model with Lorentzian spectral density, the TCL expansion converges within a radius set by the detuning-to-width ratio, and its second and fourth orders represent non-Markovianity differently as measured by Bures distance evolution.
Extends KMS-detailed balance constructions from open quantum systems to prepare microcanonical ensembles and other stationary states with criteria for efficient implementation.
Single-diffractive cross sections in pp and pbar p collisions are described by a three-parameter fit in a dephasing Lindblad framework yielding a consistent decoherence factor φ ≈ 0.89 that favors CPT-invariant dephasing over CP-invariant.
Establishes correspondence between equilibrium Majorana zero modes and non-equilibrium kinetic zero modes in dissipative topological superconductors, derives algebraic relation for their numbers, and proposes dissipation engineering recipes demonstrated on Kitaev chain.
Neural-network ensembles match closed Gaussian systems but lack the open-system non-Hermitian generator and continuous spectrum required by nuclear optical models, yielding a structural negative on applicability.
Phase-space kinetic modeling with distribution function f(r,p,t) is applied to solid-state plasmas in nano-objects, adding quantum, spin, relativistic and dissipative features for linear and nonlinear response examples.
This thesis reviews and organizes dilation-based representations of quantum channel curves as an alternative to standard reduced dynamics in finite dimensions.
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A model-free quantum stabilization framework uses sign-based Lyapunov descent, adaptive gains, and finite-difference LaSalle analogue to guarantee asymptotic stability in drift-free cases and practical ISS with unknown drift and noise.
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Algebraic structures of the Lindblad equation
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Adaptive Reinforcement Learning for Robust Open Quantum System Control: A Multi-Task Framework with Temporal Optimization
A multi-task SAC RL model discovers control pulses, evolution time, and segment numbers for 51 open quantum Hamiltonians, achieving high fidelity state transfer with better robustness to noise than GRAPE.
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Evolution of Hypoequilibrium States in Steepest Entropy Ascent Models for Nonequilibrium Quantum Thermodynamics
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Expansion of time-convolutionless non-Markovian quantum master equations: A case study using the Fano-Anderson model
For the Fano-Anderson model with Lorentzian spectral density, the TCL expansion converges within a radius set by the detuning-to-width ratio, and its second and fourth orders represent non-Markovianity differently as measured by Bures distance evolution.
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Extends KMS-detailed balance constructions from open quantum systems to prepare microcanonical ensembles and other stationary states with criteria for efficient implementation.
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Decoherence, Perturbations and Symmetry in Lindblad Dynamics -- Implications for Diffractive Dissociation
Single-diffractive cross sections in pp and pbar p collisions are described by a three-parameter fit in a dephasing Lindblad framework yielding a consistent decoherence factor φ ≈ 0.89 that favors CPT-invariant dephasing over CP-invariant.
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Dissipation-Induced Steady States in Topological Superconductors: Mechanisms and Design Principles
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Neural-network ensembles match closed Gaussian systems but lack the open-system non-Hermitian generator and continuous spectrum required by nuclear optical models, yielding a structural negative on applicability.
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Phase-space modelling of solid-state plasmas
Phase-space kinetic modeling with distribution function f(r,p,t) is applied to solid-state plasmas in nano-objects, adding quantum, spin, relativistic and dissipative features for linear and nonlinear response examples.
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Quantum Dynamics: A Dilation-Based Approach
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