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Introducimos un nuevo método que utiliza la ergotropía, una medida del trabajo extraíble, para detectar el entrelazamiento en sistemas cuánticos. Este criterio basado en la ergotropía ofrece una alternativa a las medidas de entropía para comprender las correlaciones cuánticas en plataformas ópticas.

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  • Física Cuántica
  • Termodinámica
  • Ciencia de la Información Cuántica

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  • La termodinámica cuántica de variable continua en el régimen gaussiano explora las correlaciones cuánticas en sistemas ópticos.
  • La ergotropía, el trabajo máximo extraíble mediante operaciones unitarias, es una cantidad termodinámica clave.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Introducir un criterio libre de entropía para la detección de entrelazamiento en estados gaussianos bipartitos.
  • Establecer un vínculo operativo directo entre el entrelazamiento y el almacenamiento de energía.

Principales métodos:

  • Definición del "gap ergótropico relativo" para cuantificar la disparidad entre la ergotropía global y local.
  • Derivación de dos cotas analíticas independientes para distinguir estados entrelazados de separables.
  • Extensión del análisis a ciertos estados no gaussianos.

Principales resultados:

  • Desarrollamos un criterio basado en la ergotropía para la detección de entrelazamiento, libre de medidas de entropía.
  • Derivamos cotas que son necesarias y suficientes para una amplia clase de estados cuánticos.
  • Observamos que la ergotropía gaussiana refleja firmas termodinámicas en estados no gaussianos entrelazados.

Conclusiones:

  • El enfoque ergótropico captura diferentes aspectos de las correlaciones cuánticas en comparación con las medidas basadas en entropía.
  • Este método proporciona un enfoque experimentalmente accesible para la detección de entrelazamiento en plataformas ópticas de variable continua.
  • Establecimos un vínculo directo entre el entrelazamiento y el almacenamiento de energía en sistemas cuánticos.