Environmental Decoherence is a theoretical framework in quantum mechanics that accounts for the loss of quantum coherence in a system due to its interaction with the surrounding environment, distinguishing itself from intrinsic decoherence models by emphasizing external environmental degrees of freedom as the primary source of wavefunction suppression.
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Quantum Optimally Controlled Transition Landscapes
Herschel Rabitz, Michael Hsieh, C. M. Rosenthal · Science · 2004 · 435 citations
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