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Time-averaged quantum annealing for weak processes
Pierre Nazé
The quantum Ising chain has shortcuts to adiabaticity when operated with weak processes. However, when exactly do the non-equilibrium effects of the Kibble-Zurek mechanism, inheren…
Performance of near-optimal protocols in weak processes
Pierre Nazé
A natural criticism of the optimal protocol of the irreversible work found for weakly driven processes is its experimental difficulty in being implementable due to its singular par…
Analytical shortcuts to adiabaticity of weakly driven processes
Pierre Nazé
The analytical expression for shortcuts to adiabaticity for any switching time and any thermally isolated system performing a finite-time and weakly driven process is presented. It…
Analytical solution for optimal protocols of weak drivings
Pierre Nazé
One of the main objectives of science is the recognition of a general pattern in a particular phenomenon in some particular regime. In this work, this is achieved with the analytic…
Casimir-Onsager matrix for weakly driven processes
Pierre Nazé
Modeling of physical systems must be based on their suitability to unavoidable physical laws. In this work, in the context of classical, isothermal, finite-time, and weak drivings,…
Optimal work fluctuations for finite-time and weak processes
Pierre Nazé
The optimal protocols for the irreversible work achieve their maximum usefulness if their work fluctuations are the smallest ones. In this work, for classical and isothermal proces…
Fluctuation theorem for time-averaged work
Pierre Nazé
There is evidence that taking the time average of the work performed by a thermally isolated system effectively "transforms" the adiabatic process into an isothermal one. This appr…
Fluctuation theorems for quasistatic work
Pierre Nazé
When a thermally isolated system performs a driving process in the quasistatic regime, its variation of average energy is equal to its quasistatic work. Even though presenting this…