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Collective thermalization, work reliability, and resource bounds in a population-inverted Dicke Otto engine
Population inversion and collective relaxation can both enhance the performance of a quantum heat engine, but through distinct mechanisms. We study a quantum Otto engine whose working medium is a symmetric collective spin of $N$ two-level constituents. For commuting work strokes and collective reser
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