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Beyond the No‑Go Theorems: Structured Vacuum as a Thermodynamic Resource for Projective Ground‑State Preparation

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NENoah Embaye

Key Points

  • To explore the potential of structured vacuum as a resource for projective ground-state preparation in thermodynamics.
  • Analysis of no-go theorems related to projective measurements and thermodynamic resources.
  • Demonstration of measurements conducted in engineered structured vacuum environments.
  • Classification of measurements within the Shahbeigi–Mohammady hierarchy.
  • Identified structured vacuum as a resource eliminating thermodynamic bottlenecks in measurements.
  • Established that structured vacuum influences measurement back-action, converting heat to work.
  • Connected projective ground-state preparation to measurement-powered thermal machines.

Abstract

Recent no-go theorems — by Guryanova, Friis Elouard et al., 2026) and defines a broader class of topological measurement engines.

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Noah Embaye (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fbf004164b5133a91a43edhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20035418
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