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Shortcut engineering of active matter: run-and-tumble particles
Adam G. Frim, Michael R. DeWeese
Shortcut engineering consists of a class of approaches to rapidly manipulate physical systems by means of specially designed external controls. In this Letter, we apply these appro…
Limited-control optimal protocols arbitrarily far from equilibrium
Adrianne Zhong, Michael R. DeWeese
Recent studies have explored finite-time dissipation-minimizing protocols for stochastic thermodynamic systems driven arbitrarily far from equilibrium, when granted full external c…
A geometric bound on the efficiency of irreversible thermodynamic cycles
Adam G. Frim, Michael R. DeWeese
Stochastic thermodynamics has revolutionized our understanding of heat engines operating in finite time. Recently, numerous studies have considered the optimal operation of thermod…
Optimal finite-time Brownian Carnot engine
Adam G. Frim, Michael R. DeWeese
Recent advances in experimental control of colloidal systems have spurred a revolution in the production of mesoscale thermodynamic devices. Functional "textbook" engines, such as…
Engineered swift equilibration for arbitrary geometries
Adam G. Frim, Adrianne Zhong, Shi-Fan Chen +2
Engineered swift equilibration (ESE) is a class of driving protocols that enforce an equilibrium distribution with respect to external control parameters at the beginning and end o…
Solution to the Fokker-Planck equation for slowly driven Brownian motion: Emergent geometry and a formula for the corresponding thermodynamic metric
Neha S. Wadia, Ryan V. Zarcone, Michael R. DeWeese
Considerable progress has recently been made with geometrical approaches to understanding and controlling small out-of-equilibrium systems, but a mathematically rigorous foundation…