Asymptotic Entanglement and Lindblad Dynamics: a Perturbative Approach
arXiv:1103.3793 · doi:10.1088/1751-8113/44/15/155303
Abstract
We consider an open bipartite quantum system with dissipative Lindblad type dynamics. In order to study the entanglement of the stationary states, we develop a perturbative approach and apply it to the physically significant case when a purely dissipative perturbation is added to the unperturbed generator which by itself would produce reversible unitary dynamics.
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