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  • European Quantum Electronics Conference
  • Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1996),
  • paper QWD42

Non-adiabatic crossing of decaying quasienergy states and master equation for driven quantum system with lion-stationary coupling to a reservoir

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Abstract

We obtain correct master equation for a driven non-degenerate quantum system subject to a time-dependent interaction with a reservoir. To derive this equation, we apply for the first time the relined mathematical technique of complex spectral decomposition to a general time-dependent N-level Friedrichs-Fano hamiltonian. A total hamiltonian has been exactly diagonalized in such a way that al each moment there appear discrete decaying (quasi) states, |ϕα(t)〉 (andϕ˜α(t)||ϕα(t); α = 1,…,N that are related directly to the initial (quasi) energy states of a driven dynamical subsystem, but have got complex (quasi)energies Eα(t) = α(t) due to dressing by a continuum, In fact, these generalized states are distributions and lay in the so-called rigged Hilbert space, so that the non-zero Imωα are not in conflict with the fact that the total hamiltonian is hermitian in the initial (more narrow) Hilbert space of regular wavefunctions.

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