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Chinese Physics Letters

Entanglement in the Ground State of an Isotropic Three-Qubit Transverse XY Chain with Energy Current

刘丹, Zhang Zu Yong, 刘洋, Long Gui Lu

Published Jan 1, 2007• 0 citations
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Abstract

在各向同性的 three-qubit 的扎根的州的纠纷有精力电流的横向的 XY 链被分析。当磁场变化时，到精力水流阶段的从一个 no-energy-current 阶段的量阶段转变被发现。在有量的同伴的扎根的州的变化分阶段执行转变，这也被发现了。

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