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Decoherence in an infinite range Heisenberg model

We study decoherence in an infinite range Heisenberg model (IRHM) in the two situations where the system is coupled to a bath of either local optical phonons or global optical phonons. Using a non-perturbative treatment, we derive an effective Hamiltonian that is valid in the regime of strong spin-phonon coupling under non-adiabatic conditions. It is shown that the effective Hamiltonian commutes with the IRHM and thus has the same eigenstates as the IRHM. By analyzing the dynamics of the system using a quantum master equation approach, we show that the quantum states of the IRHM system do not decohere under Markovian dynamics when the spins interact with local phonons. For interactions with global phonons, the off-diagonal matrix elements of the system's reduced density matrix, obtained for non-Markovian dynamics, do not indicate decoherence only when states with the same $S^z_T$ (i.e., eigenvalue for the z-component of the total spin) are considered.

preprint2012arXivOpen access

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