Dynamics of an acoustic black hole as an open quantum system

We study the process of decoherence induced by the presence of an environment in acoustic black holes, using the open quantum system approach, thus extending previous work. We focus on the ion trap model but the formalism is general to any experimental implementation. We compute the decoherence time...

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Autor principal: Lombardo, Fernando César
Publicado: 2013
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spelling paper:paper_15507998_v87_n8_p_Lombardo2023-06-08T16:22:38Z Dynamics of an acoustic black hole as an open quantum system Lombardo, Fernando César We study the process of decoherence induced by the presence of an environment in acoustic black holes, using the open quantum system approach, thus extending previous work. We focus on the ion trap model but the formalism is general to any experimental implementation. We compute the decoherence time for that setup. We find that a quantum-to-classical transition occurs during the measurement and we propose improved parameters to avoid such a feature. We provide analytic estimations for both zero and finite temperature. We also study the entanglement between the Hawking-pair phonons for an acoustic black hole while in contact with a reservoir, through the quantum correlations, showing that they remain strongly correlated for small enough times and temperatures. We use the stochastic formalism and the method of characteristic to solve the field wave equation. © 2013 American Physical Society. Fil:Lombardo, F.C. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2013 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_15507998_v87_n8_p_Lombardo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_15507998_v87_n8_p_Lombardo
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description We study the process of decoherence induced by the presence of an environment in acoustic black holes, using the open quantum system approach, thus extending previous work. We focus on the ion trap model but the formalism is general to any experimental implementation. We compute the decoherence time for that setup. We find that a quantum-to-classical transition occurs during the measurement and we propose improved parameters to avoid such a feature. We provide analytic estimations for both zero and finite temperature. We also study the entanglement between the Hawking-pair phonons for an acoustic black hole while in contact with a reservoir, through the quantum correlations, showing that they remain strongly correlated for small enough times and temperatures. We use the stochastic formalism and the method of characteristic to solve the field wave equation. © 2013 American Physical Society.
author Lombardo, Fernando César
spellingShingle Lombardo, Fernando César
Dynamics of an acoustic black hole as an open quantum system
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title Dynamics of an acoustic black hole as an open quantum system
title_short Dynamics of an acoustic black hole as an open quantum system
title_full Dynamics of an acoustic black hole as an open quantum system
title_fullStr Dynamics of an acoustic black hole as an open quantum system
title_full_unstemmed Dynamics of an acoustic black hole as an open quantum system
title_sort dynamics of an acoustic black hole as an open quantum system
publishDate 2013
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