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20 April 2024
 
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Non-Hermitian Quantum Systems and Time-Optimal Quantum Evolution in Vicinity of Exceptional Point
A. I. Nesterov ;
Date 18 Jul 2007
AbstractRecently the quantum brachistochrone problem has been considered for non-Hermitian $cal PT$-symmetric quantum system, and it has been shown that the optimal evolution time required to transform a given initial state $|psi_i>$ into specific final state $|psi_f>$ can be made arbitrary small. Here we study the similar problem for generic non-Hermitian Hamiltonian and find that the same answer can be obtained. We show that at the exceptional point the distance between $|psi_i>$ and $|psi_f>$ becomes virtually vanishing and quantum tunneling occurring at the exceptional point yields the shortest timed required to evolve from the initial state $|psi_i>$ into the final state $|psi_f>$. These results may have applications in holonomic quantum computation and quantum information processing.
Source arXiv, 0707.2736
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