Quantum Otto engine with quantum correlations
Yang Xiao, Dehua Liu, Jizhou He, Yongli Ma, Zhaoqi Wu, and Jianhui, Wang

TL;DR
This paper theoretically analyzes a quantum photo-Otto engine driven by correlated atomic pairs, demonstrating that quantum discord enhances its efficiency, stability, and can alter its operation mode, with results applicable to different reservoir configurations.
Contribution
It introduces a novel quantum Otto engine model utilizing quantum discord as a resource, deriving analytical performance expressions, and showing how discord improves efficiency and stability.
Findings
Quantum discord boosts engine efficiency.
Quantum discord enhances stability of the machine.
Results are transferable to other reservoir configurations.
Abstract
We theoretically prose and investigate a photo-Otto engine that is working with a single-mode radiation field inside an optical cavity and alternatively driven by a hot and a cold reservoir, where the hot reservoir is realized by sending one of a pair of correlated two-level atoms to pass through the optical cavity, and the cold one is made of a collection of noninteracting boson modes. In terms of the quantum discord of the pair of atoms, we derive the analytical expressions for the performance parameters (power and efficiency) and stability measure (coefficient of variation for power). We show that quantum discord boosts the performance and efficiency of the quantum engine, and even may change the operation mode. We also demonstrate that quantum discord improves the stability of machine by decreasing the coefficient of variation for power which satisfies the generalized thermodynamic…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics · Quantum Information and Cryptography · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
