Nonlinearity-assisted advantage for open Dicke-quantum batteries
Aparajita Bhattacharyya, Pratha Dongre, Ujjwal Sen

TL;DR
This paper investigates how nonlinearities in a Dicke quantum battery, including nonlinear coupling and anharmonic cavities, enhance energy storage and extraction efficiency, showing advantages over linear systems through steady-state ergotropy improvements.
Contribution
It introduces a detailed analysis of nonlinear effects in open-system Dicke quantum batteries, demonstrating their benefits for energy storage and extraction compared to linear models.
Findings
Nonlinear coupling enhances steady-state ergotropy.
Nonlinear interactions reduce the time to reach maximum ergotropy.
Anharmonic cavities outperform harmonic ones in maximum ergotropy.
Abstract
We analyze the performance of a quantum battery in terms of energy storage and energy extraction, assisted by nonlinearities in a Dicke quantum battery utilizing an open-system approach. In particular, we consider two types of nonlinearities in the system, viz. nonlinearity in the coupling between battery and the cavity, and the cavity itself comprising an anharmonic oscillator. In both these scenarios, the cavity is connected to an environment, and is driven by an external laser source. We derive the Markovian master equation for the dynamics of the combined cavity-battery system in presence of the environment. When the cavity is non-linearly coupled to a battery, we find an enhancement in the steady state ergotropy over the linearly-coupled case. We further see that the times at which steady state ergotopy is attained get decreased in the presence of nonlinear coupling. We…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum-Dot Cellular Automata · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Quantum and electron transport phenomena
