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Decoherence Modeling for Non-Periodically Driven Quantum Systems

Ziwen Huang

Published May 26, 2023• 0 citations
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Abstract

nanocavity that is coupled to a waveguide. The strong non-Markovian suppression of decoherence for the ''optical cat'' state is attained.
DOI
10.2172/1975525

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