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Dynamics of quantum correlations in four-qubit XXZ Heisenberg model with external magnetic field

Su-Bok Ri, Gwang-Jin Kim, Ha Kim, Hyok Pak

Published May 1, 2025• 0 citations
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In this paper we argue about the quantum correlation (quantum entanglement and geometric quantum discord) in four-qubit XXZ Heisenberg Model. Here, the influence of uniform magnetic field on the dynamics of quantum correlation in cases of the antiferromagnetism has been mainly investigated. According to the results, it has been illustrated that the role of the uniform magnetic field on the dynamics of quantum correlation depends on the selection of the initial state. Furthermore, geometric quantum discord exhibits greater robustness compared to quantum entanglement. Also results show that the max values of quantum correlations decrease and the duration of quantum entanglement sudden death gets longer as purity parameter decreases, and that exchange interaction can substantially make an effect on the dynamics of the quantum correlation.

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10.1016/j.rinp.2025.108286

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In contrast with the thermal entanglement, we study the quantum discord and classical correlation in a two-qubit Heisenberg XXZ model with an inhomogeneous magnetic field. It is shown that the effects of the external magnetic fields, including the uniform and inhomogeneous magnetic fields, on the thermal entanglement, quantum discord and classical correlation behave differently in various aspects, which depend on system temperature and model type. We can tune the inhomogeneous magnetic field to enhance the entanglement or classical correlation and meanwhile decrease the quantum discord. In addition, taking into account the inhomogeneous magnetic field, the sudden change in the behaviour of quantum discord still survives, which can detect the critical points of quantum phase transitions at finite temperature, but not for a uniform magnetic field.
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