Performance Comparison of Quantum Otto and Stirling Engines Using Atom-Photon Interactions

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Autor principal: S, Indrajith. V.
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contents This article presents a comparative analysis of quantum Otto and Stirling engines using atom-photon interactions as the working substance. Two models are considered: a two-level Jaynes-Cummings system and a four-level atomic system confined in an optical cavity. The thermodynamic cycles are analyzed, highlighting the role of critical points, quantum correlations, and atom-field interactions in determining efficiency and work output. Our findings provide insights into the advantages and limitations of QHEs, offering a deeper understanding of energy conversion in quantum systems.
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spellingShingle Performance Comparison of Quantum Otto and Stirling Engines Using Atom-Photon Interactions
S, Indrajith. V.
Quantum Physics
This article presents a comparative analysis of quantum Otto and Stirling engines using atom-photon interactions as the working substance. Two models are considered: a two-level Jaynes-Cummings system and a four-level atomic system confined in an optical cavity. The thermodynamic cycles are analyzed, highlighting the role of critical points, quantum correlations, and atom-field interactions in determining efficiency and work output. Our findings provide insights into the advantages and limitations of QHEs, offering a deeper understanding of energy conversion in quantum systems.
title Performance Comparison of Quantum Otto and Stirling Engines Using Atom-Photon Interactions
topic Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.05314