Document Type : Original Article
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Department of Physics, University of Guilan, Rasht, Iran
Abstract
In this paper, we study the entropy uncertainty of a composite system consisting of two identical non-interactive subsystems. Each subsystem separately consists of a qubit inside a leaky cavity. It is assumed that the considered qubits independently and simultaneously interact with an external classical field and vacuum electromagnetic modes of their respective cavities. The study suggests that intensity (Rabi frequency) and detuning of the classical field have a significant effect on the dynamics of entropy uncertainty of the total system. So that by increasing the intensity of the classical field, entropy uncertainty can be maintained small for a long time. Moreover, it is revealed that the more we increase the detuning, the less time is required to uncertainty of the system experiences the steady state.
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