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Condition for entropy exchange between atom and field in damped system

Yue Zhuan-li

Published Jan 1, 2013• 0 citations
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Abstract

The entropy exchange between a tow-level atom and a single-mode radiation field is studies in a damped system.The results show that there is an entropy exchange phenomenon between atom and field. Especially, it is prove that there is a condition for entropy exchange between atom and damped field.

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