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Engineering non-Markovianity from spectral shaping of bosonic and fermionic baths
Non-Markovianity is the property that a physical system's future state depends on its previous dynamical history, namely the system has memory of its past. It is a key resource for quantum technologies but it is difficult to engineer without specific strategies. Here, we show that introducing a band
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