Bringing entanglement to the high temperature limit
arXiv:1002.1923 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.105.180501
Abstract
We show the existence of an entangled nonequilibrium state at very high temperatures when two linearly coupled harmonic oscillators are parametrically driven and dissipate into two independent heat baths. This result has a twofold meaning: first, it fundamentally shifts the classical-quantum border to temperatures as high as our experimental ability allows us, and second, it can help increase by at least one order of magnitude the temperature at which current experimental setups are operated.
accepted in Phys. Rev. Lett
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