2005
DOI: 10.1103/physreve.71.046106
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Work extraction in the spin-boson model

Abstract: We show that work can be extracted from a two-level system (spin) coupled to a bosonic thermal bath. This is possible due to different initial temperatures of the spin and the bath, both positive (no spin population inversion) and is realized by means of a suitable sequence of sharp pulses applied to the spin. The extracted work can be of the order of the response energy of the bath, therefore much larger than the energy of the spin. Moreover, the efficiency of extraction can be very close to its maximum, give… Show more

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“…These systems can operate in strokes [3,4,8,9], or continuously [5][6][7]. A thermodynamic framework similar to that of Alicki but which incorporates a different dissipative mechanism was presented in [13]. Other formalisms for partitioning energy into work and heat but without explicitly resorting to system-reservoir interactions include that of Allahverdyan and coworkers [14,15], and that of Quan et al [16,17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These systems can operate in strokes [3,4,8,9], or continuously [5][6][7]. A thermodynamic framework similar to that of Alicki but which incorporates a different dissipative mechanism was presented in [13]. Other formalisms for partitioning energy into work and heat but without explicitly resorting to system-reservoir interactions include that of Allahverdyan and coworkers [14,15], and that of Quan et al [16,17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We must now assume ω(t) ≥ 0 in order to have a meaningful real quantity. The "minimal work principle" [43], establishes that H(t) ≥ E ad (t) provided that the initial state is passive (i.e., the initial density matrix is diagonal in the energy representation and satisfies P n (0) ≥ P n+1 (0)) and no level-crossings occur. We shall restrict this section to the ground state |ψ 0 as a simple passive state.…”
Section: Non-adiabatic Energymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Можно видеть, что в МДК имеет место процесс, аналогичный диссипации в мо-дели Калдейра-Леггетт [18]- [21].…”
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