Generalized Kraus operators for the one-qubit depolarizing quantum channel
arXiv:1512.07843 · doi:10.1007/s13538-017-0502-3
Abstract
Microscopic Hamiltonian models of the composite system "open system + environment" typically do not provide the operator-sum Kraus form of the open system's dynamical map. With the use of a recently de- veloped method [16], we derive the Kraus operators starting from the mi- croscopic Hamiltonian model, i.e. from the proper master equation, of the one-qubit depolarizing channel. Those Kraus operators generalize the stan- dard counterparts, which are widely used in the literature. Comparison of the standard and the here obtained Kraus operators is performed via inves- tigating dynamical change of the Bloch sphere volume, entropy production and the open system's state trace distance. We find that the standard depo- larizing channel is more deteriorating than the generalized one.
17 pages, 6 figures, aaccepted for publication in Brazilian Journal of Physics, in press
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