Entanglement witness and entropy uncertainty of open Quantum systems under Zeno effect
arXiv:2003.09106 · doi:10.1364/JOSAB.401094
Abstract
The entanglement witness and the entropy uncertainty are investigated by using the pseudomode theory for the open two-atom system under the quantum Zeno effect. The results show that, only when the two spectrums satisfy strong coupling with the atom, the time of entanglement witness can be prolonged and the lower bound of the entropic uncertainty can be reduced, and the entanglement can be witnessed many times. We also gave the corresponding physical explanation by the non-Markovianity. The Zeno effect not only can very effectively prolong the time of entanglement witness and reduce the lower bound of the entropy uncertainty, but also can greatly enhance the time of entanglement witness and reduce the entanglement value of witness.
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