Entanglement, Postselection, and Precise Inferences in Joint Measurements of Incompatible Observables

Alonso Botero

doi:10.1364/ICQI.2008.JMB68

International Conference on Quantum Information
(Optica Publishing Group, 2008),
paper JMB68
•https://doi.org/10.1364/ICQI.2008.JMB68

Entanglement, Postselection, and Precise Inferences in Joint Measurements of Incompatible Observables

Alonso Botero

International Conference on Quantum Information 2008

Boston, Massachusetts United States
13–16 July 2008
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Abstract

We discuss conditions under which joint outcomes of simultaneous measurements of non-commuting canonical observables can be inferred with arbitrary precision. The feat is possible for certain pre- and postselections involving entanglement with ancillary systems.

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