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Thermalization in a repeated-interaction model with memory effects
We study how memory affects the thermalization of a qubit in a repeated-interaction model. In our model, a memory qubit interacts repeatedly with the system, while both qubits undergo collisions with fresh thermal ancillas. We derive exact closed evolution equations for their populations and mutual
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