Time evolution of Renyi entropy under the Lindblad equation
arXiv:1607.05963 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.94.022106
Abstract
In recent years, the Renyi entropy has repeatedly been discussed for characterization of quantum critical states and entanglement. Here, time evolution of the Renyi entropy is studied. A compact general formula is presented for the lower bound on the entropy rate.
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