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Funding agency: Quantum Thermodynamics Quantum Thermodynamics beyond the weak coupling limit beyond the weak coupling limit Massimiliano Esposito (collab. with Michael Galperin) Kyoto, July 29, 2015 Introduction Introduction Thermodynamics


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Quantum Thermodynamics Quantum Thermodynamics beyond the weak coupling limit beyond the weak coupling limit

Massimiliano Esposito (collab. with Michael Galperin)

Kyoto, July 29, 2015 Funding agency:

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Thermodynamics in the 19th century: Thermodynamics in the 21th century:

Introduction Introduction

http://www.scm.com/

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Outline Outline

I) Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics: Phenomenology II) Weak coupling: Stochastic Thermodynamics III) Strong coupling: An exact identity as the second law IV) Strong coupling with NEGF: A) Model and dynamics B) Problems with conventional heat definitions C) A new approach to Quantum Thermodynamics Open questions

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I) Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics: Phenomenology

First law: Second law: Zeroth law: Existence of equilibrium with a well defined temperature Third law: Reversible transformation: (slow trsf. in contact with one reservoir) Fundamental relation of equilibrium thermodynamics Sys Res1 Res2 when

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II) Stochastic Thermodynamics (weak coupling) II) Stochastic Thermodynamics (weak coupling)

Different reservoirs Local detailed balance: Microscopically derived Markovian Quantum Master Equation + rotating wave approx

Esposito, Stochastic thermodynamics under coarse-graining, PRE 85, 041125 (2012) Van den Broeck and Esposito, Ensemble and Trajectory Thermodynamics: A Brief Introduction, Physica A 418, 6 (2015)

Sys Res1 Res2 Energy Particle number Shannon entropy are the eigenenergies of the system

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1st law: (energy conservation) 2nd law: (non-conservation of entropy) Matter conservation (detailed balance = equilibrium) iff Energy and Matter currents Mechanical work Chemical work Heat 0th law: 3rd law:

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"Stochastic thermodynamics of rapidly driven systems", Bulnes Cuetara, Engel & Esposito, New J. Phys. 17, 055002 (2015) "Single electron transistor strongly coupled to vibration: counting statistics and fluctuation theorem", Schaller, Krause, Brandes & Esposito, New J. Phys. 15, 033032 (2013) "Thermodynamics of the polaron master equation at finite bias", Krause, Brandes, Esposito & Schaller,

  • J. Chem. Phys. 142, 134106 (2015)

“Strong couping” with polaron transformation Rapid periodic driving (Floquet theory + weak coupling)

Stochastic thermodynamics for open quantum systems also works for:

: quasienergies of the system

  • Mech. work due to driving

Non-additive in the reservoirs

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1st law: 2nd law: Energy: Heat: Work: Entropy: Sys Res1 Res2 Single assumption:

III) An exact identity (strong coupling)

Entropy production as correlation between system and reservoir Esposito, Lindenberg, Van Den Broeck, New J. Phys. 12, 013013 (2010)

See also Reeb & Wolf, New J. Phys. 16, 103011 (2014)

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can be negative at finite N as well as at infinite N!

Entropy production as correlation between system and reservoir, Esposito, Lindenberg, Van Den Broeck, New J. Phys. 12, 013013 (2010)

Problems

Entropy Production in Quantum Brownian Motion, Pucci, Esposito, Peliti, J. Stat. Mech. (2013) P04005

No zeroth law “build in” the dynamics No third law because no equilibrium entropy

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Sys Res1 Res2

IV) NEGF (strong coupling)

Externally driven single level quantum dot strongly coupled to Fermionic reservoirs A) Model and dynamics

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Contour System Green's functions: Fourier trsf Equations of motion Self-energies (effect of the reservoirs) expanded to second order “Gradient expansion” Slow driving:

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the interaction is part of the system this is the standard definition equal sharing of the interaction between reservoir and system the interaction is part of the reservoir Spectral function: Retarded GF: Lamb shift Broadening : Fermi distribution Reversible heat: Esposito, Ochoa, Galperin, On the nature of heat in strongly coupled open quantum systems, arXiv:1408.3608 to be replaced soon

B) Problems with conventional heat definitions

Retarded self-energy:

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Reversible heat has to be an exact differential: This is only true if ! Energy resolved Shannon form Zero in wide band approx. We can obtain entropy by integrating: Problems with third law: When

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Spectral function: Lamb shift Broadening Self-energy: Retarded Green's functions: Equation of motion for the population of the level : Energy resolved particle current: Quantum thermodynamics: A nonequilibrium Green's function approach Esposito, Ochoa & Galperin, Phys. Rev. Lett. 114, 080602 (2015).

C) A new approach to quantum thermodynamics

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Renormalized spectral function: where Energy resolved quantities! is positive and normalized Ivanov, Knoll, and Voskresensky, Nuclear Physics A 672, 313 (2000) Introduced in the context of the quantum Boltzmann equation by

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Equilibrium: Balance equations: Particle current Energy current First law Second law Heat Chemical work Mechanical work Entropy production

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Weak coupling limit we recover stochastic thermodynamics At equilibrium the Fermi distribution at 0th law: 3rd law: At nonequilibrium steady state: For reversible transformations: Standard definitions!

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Remark

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But: can be negative Special case where it works: 1 level, 1 reservoir, wide band, no driving in coupling Ludovico, Lim, Moskalets, Arrachea, Sanchez, Phys. Rev. B 89, 161306 (2014) (reversible heat) is not a state function

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Thank you for your attention!

Open questions Open questions

Generalization to many orbitals and to interacting systems.... Beyond gradient expansion (for faster driving).... Fluctuations.... Experiments.... Esposito, Ochoa and Galperin, Quantum thermodynamics: A nonequilibrium Green's function approach,

  • Phys. Rev. Lett. 114, 080602 (2015)

On the nature of heat in strongly coupled open quantum systems, arXiv:1408.3608 to be replaced soon Main references: Esposito, Lindenberg, Van Den Broeck, Entropy production as correlation between system and reservoir, New J. Phys. 12, 013013 (2010)