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Equivalence classes of finite-time transitions in optimal control and non-equilibrium relaxation
Jan Meibohm, Samuel Monter, Clemens Bechinger +1
We present a theory for the optimal control of stochastic systems in structured environments, represented by penalty terms in the cost functional. We show that such control problem…
Optimal-work feedback on particles with activity --- gliding on active fluctuations using positional information
Lars Torbjørn Stutzer, Sarah A. M. Loos
We study the minimum-work feedback control of particles subject to active fluctuations. Considering an active Ornstein-Uhlenbeck particle confined by a moving harmonic trap, we der…
Quo vadis, stochastic thermodynamics?
Jan Korbel, Artemy Kolchinsky, Sarah A. M. Loos +4
Stochastic thermodynamics is a framework for describing non-equilibrium processes at the level of fluctuating trajectories, where the state of a system evolves as a stochastic time…
Finite-time transitions in optimal control and non-equilibrium relaxation
Jan Meibohm, Samuel Monter, Sarah A. M. Loos +1
We theoretically and experimentally study finite-time optimal control of a colloidal particle steered through a spatially inhomogeneous environment, modeled by a position-dependent…
Energy-Efficient Control of Interacting Microscopic Systems: When Longer Paths Save Energy
Samuel Monter, Lars T. Stutzer, Sarah A. M. Loos +1
We experimentally and theoretically study the thermodynamically optimal control of interacting multiple-particle systems, focusing on collections of colloidal particles individuall…
Extracting work from hidden degrees of freedom
Lokesh Muruga, Felix Ginot, Sarah A. M. Loos +1
Thermodynamics establishes that information acquired through measurement can be converted into work, as exemplified by Maxwell's demon and Szilard engines. Most experimental realiz…