Effects of counter-rotating-wave terms on the noisy frequency estimation
arXiv:2110.14861 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.105.043706
Abstract
We investigate the problem of estimating the tunneling frequency of a two-level atomic system embedded in a dissipative environment by employing a numerically rigorous hierarchical equations of motion method. The effect of counter-rotating-wave terms on the attainable precision of the noisy quantum metrology is systematically studied beyond the usual framework of perturbative treatments. We find the counter-rotating-wave terms are able to boost the noisy quantum metrological performance in the intermediate and strong coupling regimes, whether the dissipative environment is composed of bosons or fermions. The result presented in this paper may pave a guideline to design a high-precision quantum estimation scenario under practical decoherence.
The manuscript has been accepted by Physical Review A
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