Superradiant Many-Qubit Absorption Refrigerator
Michal Kloc, Kurt Meier, Kimon Hadjikyriakos, Gernot Schaller
Abstract
Cooling fragile quantum systems requires quantum cooling technology. The smallest possible fridge employs a three-level system to autonomously cool the coldest of the three reservoirs. The authors suggest a setup with a quantum working fluid composed of $N$ collectively coupled qubits to effectively implement such a refrigerator. The collective couplings lead to a quadratic boost of the cooling current, $I\ensuremath{\propto}{N}^{2}$.
Topics & Concepts
Refrigerator carPhysicsQubitQuantumAbsorption refrigeratorAbsorption (acoustics)Quadratic equationQuantum mechanicsWorking fluidQuantum computerQuantum systemQuantum dotAtomic physicsWater coolingMaterials scienceQuantum Information and CryptographyQuantum many-body systemsAdvanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics