Re:Computer Scientists Prove That Heat Destroys Entanglement
by gradschoolfail on Saturday August 31, 2024 @10:50PM
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Alternatively formulated, this suggests that an entangled state, if weakly coupled to a bath at high temperature and allowed to thermalize, will become fully disentangled at a finite time. (p1)
hinting that something different is happening here (from the C&L model mentioned below.)
Indeed the CS guys are probably looking for a way to redefine entanglement (entropy, as you summarized above), to essentially “work” in the same way as what they have in their preprint, but also cover the prethermalized cases..
hinting that something different is happening here (from the C&L model mentioned below.)
Indeed the CS guys are probably looking for a way to redefine entanglement (entropy, as you summarized above), to essentially “work” in the same way as what they have in their preprint, but also cover the prethermalized cases..