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June 3, 2026Open Access

Accessibility-Loss Events in Gaussian Open Quantum Systems: A Structural Framework

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HSHiroyuki Shioiri

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Overview

Randomized trial identifies transitions in decoherence structure in open quantum systems, highlighting control dynamics.

Key Points

  • This work aims to develop a structural framework for understanding accessibility-loss events in open quantum systems under fixed control.
  • Analyzed the reduced decoherence functional χ(T) and defined accessibility-loss events based on effective contributions.
  • Examined the event amplitude f(T) to determine when contributions cease to participate during coherence estimation.
  • Derived conditions for event existence and constructed a two-layer falsification structure to assess transitions.
  • Event amplitude f(T) is shown to be scale-invariant and depends solely on participation structure, found to be greater than zero for event existence.
  • Identified specific values, such as f=1/4 and coherence-time ratio R=4/3, within a particular structural subclass.
  • Clarified the role of decoherence in encoding not only spectral information but also active participation within observation windows.

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Hiroyuki Shioiri (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fc5b7dee9eb8c0dce7087https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20486432
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