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Quantum Stabilizer Channel for Thermalization

@inproceedings{MartinezVargas2022QuantumSC,
  title={Quantum Stabilizer Channel for Thermalization},
  author={Esteban Mart'inez-Vargas},
  year={2022}
}
We study the problem of quantum thermalization from a very recent perspective: via discrete interactions with thermalized systems. We thus extend the previously introduced scattering thermalization program by studying not only a specific channel but allowing any possible one. We find a channel that solves a fixed point condition using the Choi matrix approach that is in general non-trace-preserving. We find the explicit channel that solves this problem which yields a condition for trace… 
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