Ergodicity of the Spin-Boson Model for arbitrary coupling strength
arXiv:1403.3634 · doi:10.1007/s00220-014-2242-3
Abstract
We prove that the spin-boson system is ergodic, for arbitrary strengths of the coupling between the spin and the boson bath, provided the spin tunneling matrix element is small enough.
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