Exact statistics and thermodynamic uncertainty relations for a periodically driven electron pump
arXiv:2004.03667 · doi:10.1088/1751-8121/aba05e
Abstract
We introduce a model for a periodically driven electron pump that sequentially interact with an arbitrary number of heat and particle reservoirs. Exact expressions for the thermodynamic fluxes, such as entropy production and particle flows are derived arbitrarily far from equilibrium. We use the present model to perform a comparative study of thermodynamic uncertainty relations that are valid for systems with time-periodic driving.
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