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Procedure for Direct Measurement of General Quantum States Using Weak Measurement

Lundeen, Jeff S., Bamber, Charles·2012·Physical Review Letters

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  • The matrix elements of a quantum system can be obtained by considering the weak measurement of an observable composed of three incompatible projection operators Π_ij = π_j π_D π_i.

    “As Lundeen and his co-workers [11] studied, the matrix elements of a quantum system can be obtained by considering the weak measurement of an observable composed of three incompatible projection operator:”
  • The weak average of π_DD π_ij can be obtained as Eq 41 using the method introduced in Refs.[11,32].

    “If we assume that the polarizers represented by the projection operator π ij and π DD causing displacement along x and y directions, respectively, we can get the weak average of π DD π ij by using the method introduced in Refs.[11,32] as”
  • The direct measurement of general quantum state by using weak measurement has been studied in Refs.[11,15].

    “The direct measurement of general quantum state by using weak measurement has been studied in Refs.[11,15].”

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Authors
Lundeen, J. S., & Bamber, C.
Venue
Physical Review Letters
Published
2012-02-13
Volume
108
Issue
7
ISSN
  • 0031-9007
  • 1079-7114
Cited by
281
References
3
Language
en

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