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Finding stationary solutions of the Lindblad equation by analyzing the entropy production functional
Informatics and Automation, Complex analysis, mathematical physics, and applications, Tome 301 (2018), pp. 276-286

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A necessary and sufficient condition is derived for a density operator to be a stationary solution for a certain class of Lindblad equations in the theory of open quantum systems. This condition is based on the properties of a functional that in some cases corresponds to entropy production. Examples are given where this condition is used to find stationary solutions. 
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A. S. Trushechkin. Finding stationary solutions of the Lindblad equation by analyzing the entropy production functional. Informatics and Automation, Complex analysis, mathematical physics, and applications, Tome 301 (2018), pp. 276-286. http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TRSPY_2018_301_a19/