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Applicability of transfer tensor method for open quantum system dynamics.

Andrius Gelzinis¹, Edvardas Rybakovas¹, Leonas Valkunas¹

¹Institute of Chemical Physics, Faculty of Physics, Vilnius University, Sauletekio 9-III, 10222 Vilnius, Lithuania.

The Journal of Chemical Physics

|December 24, 2017

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The transfer tensor method (TTM) offers accurate simulations for open quantum systems. This study identifies optimal parameter regimes for TTM, enhancing computational efficiency in chemical physics.

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Chemical Physics
Quantum Dynamics Simulation

Background:

Simulating open quantum system dynamics accurately remains a challenge.
Exact methods are computationally expensive, while perturbative methods have limited applicability.

Purpose of the Study:

Investigate parameter regimes for optimal computational time savings using the transfer tensor method (TTM).
Identify conditions where TTM provides significant advantages over existing methods.

Main Methods:

Utilized the transfer tensor method (TTM), a black-box approach requiring pre-computed initial trajectories.
Analyzed the impact of parameter choices on computational cost and accuracy.

Main Results:

Identified several promising parameter regimes for efficient TTM application.
Found that the accuracy of perturbative methods is more complexly dependent on system parameters than previously assumed.

Conclusions:

TTM is beneficial for long-time dynamics simulations where perturbative accuracy is uncertain.
Recommends TTM for systems not fitting single perturbative regimes or when computational efficiency is critical.