Thermal correlations and entropic uncertainty in a two-spin system under DM and KSEA interactions

In this paper, the thermal quantum correlations along with the thermal entropic uncertainty in a two neighboring XYZ Heisenberg spin-1/2 particles subjected to a transverse external magnetic field with the interplay of both antisymmetric Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya and symmetric Kaplan-Shekhtman-Entin-Wohlman-Aharony are investigated. The quantum consonance and uncertainty-induced quantum nonlocality as well as the entropic uncertainty with quantum memory for the considered system are specified and the thermal behaviors of them in terms of the system parameters are examined. The expected decrease of quantum correlations for higher absolute temperatures is confirmed while the inflation of the uncertainty is generated. Moreover, we show that the stronger spin-spin and spin-orbit exchange couplings can enhance the thermal quantum correlations and suppress the uncertainty. Accordingly, our remarks are expected to be beneficent in illustrating the dynamical quantum correlations and entropy-based uncertainty in a general Heisenberg spin-chain model and thus would be useful for practical quantum information processing.

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This study investigates the thermal quantum correlations and entropic uncertainty of two neighboring XYZ Heisenberg spin-1/2 particles subjected to a transverse external magnetic field, considering different interactions. The results show that quantum correlations decrease and uncertainty increases with higher absolute temperatures, while stronger spin-spin and spin-orbit exchange couplings can enhance quantum correlations and suppress uncertainty.