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Second law of the information thermodynamics with entanglement transfer

We present a new inequality which holds in the thermodynamical processes with measurement and feedback controls with using only the Helmholtz free energy and the entanglement of formation: $W_{\mathrm{ext}}\le-ΔF-k_{B}TΔE_{F}$. The quantity $-ΔE_{F}$, which is positive, expresses the amount of entanglement transfer from the system $S$ to the probe $P$ through the interaction $\hat{U}_{SP}$ during the measurement. It is easier to achieve the upper bound in the new inequality than in the Sagawa-Ueda inequality [Phys. Rev. Lett. 100 080403 (2008)]. The new inequality has clear physical meaning: in the above thermodynamical processes, the work which we can extract from the thermodynamic system is greater than the upper bound in the conventional thermodynamics by the amount of the entanglement extracted by the measurement.

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