Different theoretical aspects of the intrinsic decoherence in the Milburn formalism
arXiv:2401.09391 · doi:10.1140/epjp/s13360-024-05654-6
Abstract
In this work, we consider different theoretical aspects and simple applications of the Milburn equation which is governed by a parameter controlling what is known as intrinsic decoherence. The main goal is to show some similarities also observed when external decoherence is considered. Linear entropy, Ehrenfest relations, probability density current, the Wigner representation as well as the relation to a Lindbladian master equation are analyzed in terms of this intrinsic decoherence, leading to new insights on the Milburn dynamics. Interference of two wave packets, tunneling and the bouncing ball problem are also studied under this perspective.
Accepted for publication in EPJ Plus
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