Relaxation Rate for Single Qubit Decoherence Time

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hello
i encountered for relaxation term in studing "role of single qubit decoherence time in adiabatic quantum computation":
relaxation rate=n(Mx^2+Mz^2)s(w10);
n=number of qubits
s(w10) is summetrized spectral density ofthe baths
Mx=((1/n)[itex]\sum\(sigma x^{i}_{1,0})^2[/itex]))^(1/2)
Mz=((1/n)[itex]\sum\(sigma z^{i}_{1,0})^2[/itex]))^(1/2)

where 1,0 is the two lowest states.
whats the origin of relaxation rate equation? can you give me the reference that i know how it gained?
 
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mehdi86 said:
hello
i encountered for relaxation term in studing "role of single qubit decoherence time in adiabatic quantum computation":
relaxation rate=n(Mx^2+Mz^2)s(w10);
n=number of qubits
s(w10) is symmetrized spectral density of the baths
Mx=((1/n)[itex]\sum (sigma x^{(i)}_{1,0})^2[/itex]))^(1/2)
Mz=((1/n)[itex]\sum (sigma z^{(i)}_{1,0})^2[/itex]))^(1/2)

and sigma's are the pauli matrices

where 1,0 is the two lowest states.
whats the origin of relaxation rate equation? can you give me the reference that i know how it gained?
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