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24 March 2025
 
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Weak measurement reveals super ergotropy
Esfandyar Faizi ; Mohammad Ali Balkanlu ;
Date 1 Aug 2022
AbstractThe concept of "ergotropy" has previously been introduced as the maximum work that can be extracted from a quantum state. The enhancement of it, that is induced by quantum correlations via projective measurement, was formulated as the ’daemonic ergotropy’. In this paper, we investigated the ergotropy in the presence of quantum correlation via the weak measurement because of its elegant effects on the measured system. In a bipartite correlated quantum system that decomposed of main and ancillary systems, we showed that the extractable work by the non-selective weak measurement on ancilla is always equal to the situation captured by the strong measurement. As such, the selective weak measurement reveals more work than the daemonic ergotropy. The ergotropy of the total system is also greater than or equal to the daemonic ergotropy. We showed that for Bell diagonal states, at the cost of losing quantum correlation, the total extractable and thus non-local extractable works can be increased by means of measurement. We also show that for these cases, there is no direct relationship between quantum correlation and non-local extractable work.
Source arXiv, 2208.00634
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