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Master 2 ICFP – Physique Quantique 25 novembre 2016 Cours de physique statistique

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7 : Detailed balance and thermalization 1 Two level system coupled to a macroscopic system

Consider a two level system (e.g. : an atom, a spin, a Cooper pair box, etc) coupled to a macroscopic system supposed atthermal equilibrium. The Hamiltonian of the whole system is :

H=−ω0

2 σz

| {z }

Hmicro

+Hint+Hmacro=H0+Hint (1)

where the Pauli matrix acts in the base {|gi,|ei}. We denote by{|Φni}a basis of eigenstates for Hmacro. Interaction Hamiltonian between microscopic and macroscopic is chosen under the form

Hint=−σxX (2)

where X is an observable of the macroscopic system.

1/ Determine the time evolution of the operator σx(t) = eiHmicrotσxe−iHmicrot (i.e. in the inter- action representation). Deduce the matrix element he|σx(t)|gi.

Hint : introduce σ±

defx±iσy.

2/ We remind the expression of the time evolution operator in the interaction picture U(t) =Ttexp

−i

~ Z t

0

dτ VI(τ)

(3) whereTtis the time ordering operator. The perturbation in this picture isVI(t) = eiH0t/~Hinte−iH0t/~ where H0 = Hmicro+Hmacro. We choose the initial condition |ψ(0)i = |gi ⊗ |Φni. Compute the transition probability between the two energy levels |gi → |ei

Pabsn)(t)def=X

m

he| ⊗ hΦm|

|ψ(t)i

2

, (4)

at lowest order in the perturbation.

3/ The macroscopic is assumed at thermal equilibrium. Show that the absorption rate is Γabs =X

n

Pn

dPabsn)(t)

dt (5)

where Pn is the probability of occupation of eigenstate |Φni. For example Pn ∝e−βEn. Show that the absorption rate is controlled by the unsymmetrised correlation function CXX(t) = hX(t)X(0)i.

4/ Get a similar relation for the emission rate Γem (transition rate for |ei → |gi). Use these results to shed light on the detailed balance relation

CeXX(−ω) =CeXX(ω) e−β~ω. (6) Remark:This discussion has its inspiration in a lecture of Benoˆıt Dou¸cot and in the paper : R. J. Schoelkopf, A. A. Clerk, S. M. Girvin, K. W. Lehnert and M. H. Devoret,Qubits as spectrometers of quantum noise, contri- bution to “Quantum Noise” (Yu. V. Nazarov and Ya. M. Blanter, eds.) (2002), preprint cond-mat/0210247.

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