Protecting quantum correlations of two qubits in independent non-Markovian environments by bang-bang pulses
arXiv:1208.5387 · doi:10.1364/JOSAB.29.002074
Abstract
We investigate how to protect quantum correlations for two qubits each locally interacting with its own non-Markovian environment by making use of bang-bang pulses. It is shown that the quantum discord dynamics presents the phenomenon of sudden change for some certain initial states. We also find that the amount of quantum correlation between two qubits can be improved by applying a train of pulses and protected more effectively with shorter interval pulses or longer reservoir correlation time.
arXiv comment7 pages, 7 figures
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