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Laboratoire de Physique et Modelisation des Milieux Condenses
Univ. Grenoble Alpes & CNRS, Grenoble, France
CLOSED questions
in heat transport and conversion
at the nanoscale
Robert S. Whitney
Review – Benenti, Casati, Saito, R.W.
Physics Reports 694, 1 (2017)
Marseille – Nov 2018
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OVERVIEW
(I) Laws of thermodynamics same in quantum
• where does entropy come from?Schrodinger Eq. = Reversible
• Carnot efficiency
(II) Extra constraints from quantum
• quantized heat flow
(III) Practical considerations
• can’t control heat!
NANOSCALE MACHINES
Photosynthetic molecule (experiment)
Gerster et al (2012)
NANOSCALE MACHINES
Photosynthetic molecule (experiment)
Gerster et al (2012)
SIMPLE MODEL
T0 T0
ELECTRON
RESERVOIR L
ELECTRON
RESERVOIR R
1
HOT PHOTON
RESERVOIR
Tph
2
NANOSCALE MACHINES
T0 T0
ELECTRON
RESERVOIR L
ELECTRON
RESERVOIR R
1
HOT PHOTON
RESERVOIR
Tph
2
FOR THIS TALK, I ASSUME:
♣ Nanoscale/quantum system between macroscopic reservoirs
• Long times (steady state) ⇒“macroscopic” work output
cf. fluctuation theorems
♣ Thermal reservoir states:
• No squeezed reservoir states cf. J. Roßnagel,et al PRL (2014)
• No nonequil. reservoir states
cf. Sanchez, Splettstoesser & Whitney "Demon preprint" (2018)
REVERSIBLE OR NOT
quantum
system
RESERVOIR
interactions
REVERSIBLEdynamics
REVERSIBLE
irreversible
RESERVOIR
irreversible
region modelled
interactionsREVERSIBLE
REVERSIBLE or NOT?
• Where is entropy produced?
• 2nd law of thermodynamics?
REVERSIBLE OR NOT
quantum
system
RESERVOIR
interactions
REVERSIBLEdynamics
REVERSIBLE
irreversible
RESERVOIR
irreversible
region modelled
interactionsREVERSIBLE
REVERSIBLE or NOT?
• Where is entropy produced?
• 2nd law of thermodynamics?
SIMPLER – NANOSCALE THERMOELECTRIC
Reddy group(2015)
SIMPLE MODEL
TL
TR
ELECTRON
RESERVOIR L
ELECTRON
RESERVOIR RDot
state
HOT COLD
SIMPLER – NANOSCALE THERMOELECTRIC
Acts as Energy FILTER
different dynamics above and below Fermi surface
FILTER
SIMPLER – NANOSCALE THERMOELECTRIC
Acts as Energy FILTER
different dynamics above and below Fermi surface
HOT
Fermi sea
COLD
Fermi sea
thermoelectricsystem'stransmissionCOLD
Fermi sea
Other thermoelectricsystem's transmission
Heatsource
FILTERFILTER ABSORBER
NANOSCALE THERMOELECTRIC
Acts as Energy FILTER
different dynamics above and below Fermi surface
HOT
Fermi sea
COLD
Fermi sea
thermoelectricsystem'stransmissionCOLD
Fermi sea
Other thermoelectricsystem's transmission
Heatsource
FILTERFILTER ABSORBER
TRADITIONAL versus QUANTUM
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Traditional Quantum
(1) Filters ≪ scale of thermalisation ⇒ Quantum thermoelectric
(2) Central region (absorber) also ≪ scale of thermalisation
⇒ Quantum thermocouple
• Often filtersabsorber combined in in quantum thermocouples
cf. simple model of photosynthetic molecule
QUANTUM THERMOELECTRICS FOR REFRIGERATOR
PELTIER FRIDGE
Energy filter 1
COLD
Energy filter 2
AMBIENT
Heat ?ow in from environment
POWER
SUPPLY
AMBIENT
EFFICIENCIES AND ZT
HEATENGINE efficiency
ηengine =work doneheat used
Carnot limit
ηCarnotengine = 1− Tcold
/
Thot
LINEAR RESPONSE: ηengine = ηCarnotengine ×
√ZT+1 −1√ZT+1 +1
ZT =(Electric Conductance) (Seebeck)2 T
Thermal Conductance
ZT= ∞⇒ Carnot
ZT= 3 ⇒ Carnot/3
ZT= 1 ⇒ Carnot/6
EFFICIENCIES AND ZT
HEATENGINE efficiency
ηengine =work doneheat used
Carnot limit
ηCarnotengine = 1− Tcold
/
Thot
LINEAR RESPONSE: ηengine = ηCarnotengine ×
√ZT+1 −1√ZT+1 +1
ZT =(Electric Conductance) (Seebeck)2 T
Thermal Conductance
ZT= ∞⇒ Carnot
ZT= 3 ⇒ Carnot/3
ZT= 1 ⇒ Carnot/6
FRIDGE efficiency
ηfridge =heat removed
work used
Carnot limit
ηCarnotfridge = Tcold
/
(Tambient−Tcold)
“LINEAR” RESPONSE: Max T difference :∆T
T≤ 1
2ZT
MODELLING METHODS
• Landauer scattering theory ⇐= No e-e Interactions
see chapters 46 of Benenti et al, Physics Reports 694, 1 (2017)
• Rate Equations ⇐= Weak Coupling
see chapters 89 of Benenti et al, Physics Reports 694, 1 (2017)
• Keldysh field theory ⇐= “everything” often need approx similar to above
OPEN questions ask Rosa & David, or Fabienne & Adeline ...
• Schrodinger eq. for system+environment
LANDAUER SCATTERING
THEORY
LANDAUER SCATTERING
THEORY
(TWO TERMINALS)
quantum
system
RESERVOIR R
RESERVOIR L
Currents into R
Particle currentinto R
≡ ddtNR =
∫
dE T (E)[
f(
E−µL
TL
)
− f(
E−µR
TR
)]
Energy currentinto R
≡ ddtER =
∫
dE E T (E)[
f(
E−µL
TL
)
− f(
E−µR
TR
)]
UNITS: h = kB = 1
LANDAUER SCATTERING
THEORY
(TWO TERMINALS)
quantum
system
RESERVOIR R
RESERVOIR L
Currents into R
Particle currentinto R
≡ ddtNR =
∫
dE T (E)[
f(
E−µL
TL
)
− f(
E−µR
TR
)]
Energy currentinto R
≡ ddtER =
∫
dE E T (E)[
f(
E−µL
TL
)
− f(
E−µR
TR
)]
UNITS: h = kB = 1
• Electric current into R = e ddtNR
• Work into R= µRddtNR =⇒ power generated = sum L & R
= (µR − µL)ddtNR
• Heat current into R = ddtER − µR
ddtNR
• Entropy current into R = Heat current/
TR ⇐ CLAUSIUS LAW (1855)
LANDAUER SCATTERING
THEORY
(TWO TERMINALS)
quantum
system
RESERVOIR R
RESERVOIR L
Currents into R
see section 6.4 of Phys. Rep. 694, 1 (2017)
• Rate of change of entropy ddtS
= (Entropy current into L) + (Entropy current into R) ≥ 0
⇒ 2nd law proven for all T (E), TL, TR, ...
Nenciu (2007) = proof for N reservoirs
• Carnot efficient system : reversible ddtS = 0
requires transmission is only nonzero atE−µL
TL= E−µR
TR
Humphrey, Newbury, Taylor, Linke (2002)
Quantum bound on heat flow
Maximum HEAT FLOW per transverse mode⇒maximum ENTROPY CHANGE
Bekenstein, Phys. Rev. Lett. (1981)
Pendry, J. Phys. A (1983)Heat current out of hot reservoir
Jhot ≤ Nπ2k2B6h
(
T 2hot − T 2
cold
)
with “quantum” N ∼ crosssectionwavelength
Quantum bound on heat flow
Maximum HEAT FLOW per transverse mode⇒maximum ENTROPY CHANGE
Bekenstein, Phys. Rev. Lett. (1981)
Pendry, J. Phys. A (1983)Heat current out of hot reservoir
Jhot ≤ Nπ2k2B6h
(
T 2hot − T 2
cold
)
with “quantum” N ∼ crosssectionwavelength
Quantum bound on power output
Theory: RW (2013) – Experiment: Chen et al (2018)
ALLOWED
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FORBIDDEN
Pqb
Quantum bound (qb)
Pqb ∝ N (Thot−Tcold)2
Carnot ×(
1− α1
√
P/
Pqb + · · ·)
...do better with Bfield/interactions cf. Brandner et al 2015, Lao et al 2018
Is quantum bound relevant for REAL applications?
Crosssection for 100W of power ?
with wavelength λF∼10−8m
♦ Minimal crosssection ∼ 4mm2
♦ 90% of Carnot requires > 0.4cm2
RATE EQUATIONS
RATE EQUATIONS
T0 T0
ELECTRON
RESERVOIR L
ELECTRON
RESERVOIR R
[\]\^ _
[\]\^ `
HOT PHOTON
RESERVOIR
Tph
(0,0)"empty"
(1,0)"state 1"
(0,1)"state 2"
L R
ph
Set of coupled equations for system evolution:
d
dtPb(t) =
∑
a
(
Γb←a Pa(t) − Γa←b Pb(t))
where Pb = prob. system is in state b
& Γb←a = rate a→b
Current into R = Γ(0,0)←(0,1) P(0,1) − Γ(0,1)←(0,0) P(0,0)
RATE EQUATIONS
T0 T0
ELECTRON
RESERVOIR L
ELECTRON
RESERVOIR R
acdcg h
acdcg j
HOT PHOTON
RESERVOIR
Tph
(0,0)"empty"
(1,0)"state 1"
(0,1)"state 2"
L R
ph
USEFUL TRICKS – look at loops:
• only Carnot efficient if no loop generates entropy
• if singleloop system ⇒ ηengine =Work in one cycle
Heat in one cycle
CAN’T CONTROL HEAT !!
HOT
Heatsource
COLD COLD
insulation
phonons photons
108
10-16
COPPER
GLASS
Electrical Conductivity
GLASS
DIAMOND
10-1
103
vacu
um
Thermal Conductivity
at 300K
COPPER
10-12
DIAMOND SI units: left S/m right W/Km
(a) (b)
Heat engine efficiency ηengine =work done
heat used + heat lost
CAN’T CONTROL HEAT !!
HOT
Heatsource
COLD COLD
insulation
phonons photons
108
10-16
COPPER
GLASS
Electrical Conductivity
GLASS
DIAMOND
10-1
103
vacu
um
Thermal Conductivity
at 300K
COPPER
10-12
DIAMOND SI units: left S/m right W/Km
(a) (b)
Heat engine efficiency ηengine =work done
heat used + heat lost
Power output, P
Effic
iency
0
strong phonons
no phonons
weak phonons
CARNOT
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CONCLUSION: CLOSED† QUESTIONS†closed for theories simple enough to treat
≡ (a) Landauer & (b) Rate eqs.
(I) Laws of thermodynamics same at nanoscale
if reservoirs are macroscopic & internal equlibrium
• Entropy produced
• Carnot efficiency (in principle) ⇐ vanishing power
(II) Extra constraints from quantum
• quantized heat flow
(III) Practical considerations
• can’t control heat!