Performance of autonomous quantum thermal machines: Hilbert space dimension as a thermodynamical resource.
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Paul Skrzypczyk | Nicolas Brunner | Gonzalo Manzano | Ralph Silva | N. Brunner | Ralph Silva | Gonzalo Manzano | Paul Skrzypczyk
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