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Noise-assisted transport through quantum networks using cold atoms
We simulate the excitation transport in a noisy quantum network with a weakly radio-frequency coupled atom-field system in the presence of a broadband classical noise. We observe noise-enhanced transport from initial optically-pumped magnetic state to target state, as well as features attributable to the breakdown of the rotating wave approximation and the quantum Zeno effect.