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    K.R. Parthasarathy’s contributions to quantum Gaussian distributions and applications

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    In the “short pedagogical essay” [1], published in 2010, K.R. Parthasarathy illustrated the notion of a quantum Gaussian state as a natural extension of the idea of Gaussian or normal distribution in classical probability. This presentation led to some interesting open problems on symmetry transformation and other properties of quantum Gaussian states, calling for further investigation which he continued in the following years

    Quantum Fokker-Planck models: an Open System Approach

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    We start with a short introduction to quantum master equations for semigroups of completely positive normal maps describing the evolution of open quantum systems and discuss in, particular, the structure of generators (Gorini-Kossakowski-Sudarshan-Lindblad). We study the quantum Fokker--Planck equation for the density matrix of a quantum state with the approach developed for the study of master equations in open quantum systems. We discuss existence of stationary states and long time asymptotics

    Quantum Markov Semigroups and Flows Arising from Form Generators on B(h)

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    We present the construction of completely positive semigroups on the von Neumann algebra B(h) of all bounded operators on a complex separable Hilbert space h with a given form generator and their dilations to homomorphic inner flows via Hudson-Parthasarathy quantum stochastic differential equations. We discuss concrete examples emphasizing non conservativity issues of the minimal semigroup that could end up in a type II product system of the minimal dilation

    Two-photon absorption and emission process

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    We analyze the two-photon absorption and emission process and characterize the stationary states at zero and positive temperature. We show that entangled stationary states exist only at zero temperature and, at positive temperature, there exists infinitely many commuting invariant states satisfying the detailed balance condition

    Decomposition and Classificationof Generic Quantum MarkovSemigroups: The Gaussian Gauge Invariant Case

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    We study the structure of generic quantum Markov semigroups, arising from the stochastic limit of a discrete system with generic Hamiltonian interacting with a Gaussian gauge invariant reservoir. We show that they can be essentially written as the sum of their irreducible components determined by closed classes of states of the associated classical Markov jump process. Each irreducible component turns out to be recurrent, transient or have an invariant state if and only if its classical (diagonal) restriction is recurrent, transient or has an invariant state, respectively. We classify invariant states and study convergence towards invariant states as time goes to infinity
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