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Optimal phase control of a measurement-assisted quantum refrigerator
A tilted nonselective measurement can close the upper transition of a three-level quantum refrigerator, but it also generates coherence that feeds back on the populations and suppresses the cooling current. We formulate randomized open-loop control of the measurement azimuthal phase \(α\), sampled i
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