Simon Andreys | Searcharxiv

arXiv2019

Repeated interaction processes in the continuous-time limit, applied to quadratic fermionic systems

We study a class of Lindblad equation on finite-dimensional fermionic systems. The model is obtained as the continuous-time limit of a repeated interaction process between fermionic systems with quadratic Hamiltonians, a setup already used by Platini and Karevski for the one-dimensional XY model. We prove a necessary and sufficient condition for the convergence to a unique stationary state, which is similar to the Kalman criterion in control theory. Several examples are treated, including a spin chain with interactions at both ends.

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arXiv2015

Zak Transform and non-uniqueness in an extension of Pauli's phase retrieval problem

The aim of this paper is to pursue the investigation of the phase retrieval problem for the fractional Fourier transform $\ff\_α$ started by the second author. We here extend a method of A.E.J.M Janssen to show that there is a countable set $\qq$ such that for every finite subset $å\subset \qq$, there exist two functions $f,g$ not multiple of one an other such that $|\ff\_αf|=|\ff\_αg|$ for every $α\in å$. Equivalently, in quantum mechanics, this result reformulates as follows: if $Q\_α=Q\cosα+P\sinα$ ($Q,P$ be the position and momentum observables), then $\{Q\_α,α\inå\}$ is not informationally complete with respect to pure states. This is done by constructing two functions $\ffi,ψ$ such that $\ff\_α\ffi$ and $\ff\_αψ$ have disjoint support for each $α\in å$. To do so, we establish a link between $\ff\_α[f]$, $α\in \qq$ and the Zak transform $Z[f]$ generalizing the well known marginal properties of $Z$.

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