Notes on Decoherence at Absolute Zero
Pritiraj Mohanty
TL;DR
This paper examines electron decoherence at absolute zero, considering experimental findings and the potential role of quantum fluctuations in low-dimensional systems.
Contribution
It provides a theoretical analysis of decoherence mechanisms at zero temperature, integrating recent experimental results and discussing the significance of quantum fluctuations.
Findings
Decoherence persists at zero temperature in low-dimensional systems.
Quantum fluctuations may induce decoherence even at absolute zero.
Experimental measurements support the relevance of decoherence at low temperatures.
Abstract
The problem of electron decoherence at low temperature is analyzed from the perspective of recent experiments on decoherence rate measurement and on related localization phenomena in low-dimensional systems. Importance of decoherence at zero temperature, perhaps induced by quantum fluctuations, is put in a broader context.
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