Quantum Counterpart of Classical Equipartition of Energy
arXiv:1911.06570 · doi:10.1007/s10955-020-02557-5
Abstract
It is shown that the recently proposed quantum analogue of classical energy equipartition theorem for two paradigmatic, exactly solved models (i.e., a free Brownian particle and a dissipative harmonic oscillator) also holds true for all quantum systems which are composed of an arbitrary number of non-interacting or interacting particles, subjected to any confining potentials and coupled to thermostat with arbitrary coupling strength.
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