The Theory of Open Quantum Systems¶
Breuer, H. -., & Petruccione, F. (2002). The Theory of Open Quantum Systems. Oxford University Press.
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- Environmental Coupling Strength
- Environmental coupling strength quantifies the degree of interaction between a system and its external environment—the rate at which energy, information, or material flows across the system boundary, a framing developed rigorously in the open-quantum-systems literature by Breuer and Petruccione (2002).
This sourceCanonical treatment of system-environment coupling in open quantum systems: develops the master-equation formalism quantifying energy and information flow between a system and its reservoir as a function of coupling strength. SUPPORTS marker 181 (rate of energy/information flow across the system boundary).
- Environmental coupling strength quantifies the degree of interaction between a system and its external environment—the rate at which energy, information, or material flows across the system boundary, a framing developed rigorously in the open-quantum-systems literature by Breuer and Petruccione (2002).
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