Quantum-like correlation of two-qubit open system in the Markovian regime

A rigorous relationship between local quantum uncertainty and local quantum Fisher information as recent quantifiers of nonclassical correlations is investigated. It consists of analysing the quantum correlation rate ingrained in a bipartite quantum system interacting with its surrounding environment under the Markovian regime. Indeed, we quantify the separability between two qubits where each qubit interacts with its own environment. Furthermore, a common reservoir is also taken into consideration, which allows us to solve exactly the Markovian master equation of this system. Pointing out that the degrees of freedom that belong to the environment, act only implicitly. We study the local quantum uncertainty and local quantum Fisher information quantifiers of the open system. By controlling several parameters encoded in the reduced density operator of the open system, it is shown that the nonclassical measures fluctuate similarly between their maximum and minimum amplitudes. In particular, the high values of the damping rates related to each reservoir and some special values of the initial phase parameter allow for robust values of local quantum uncertainty and local quantum Fisher information. In particular, it is shown that in the non-resonance case, it is possible to enhance the quantum correlation of the proposed system.