Full monitoring of ensemble trajectories with 10 dB-sub- Heisenberg imprecision

1 July 2021

Photo: AG Schnabel

Contrary to what is often stated, the phase space trajectory of a quantum system can be measured with any degree of precision. However, an entangled reference system is necessary. In our work we show experimental results

Publication:

Quantum Information 7, 148 (2021)

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