Quantum Measurement¶
Braginsky, V. B., & Khalili, F. Y. (1992). Quantum Measurement. Cambridge University Press.
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- Measurement and Disturbance
- Braginsky and Khalili (1992) make this disturbance-quantification reasoning rigorous in their development of quantum nondemolition measurement schemes that minimize back-action on the measured observable.
This sourceAuthoritative treatment of measurement back-action and quantum nondemolition (QND) techniques; develops disturbance-quantification reasoning and design strategies that minimize coupling-induced perturbation of the measured observable.
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Publisher's abstract confirms the book treats quantum measurement theory and practical measurement-system design, but never mentions quantum nondemolition or back-action.
“It then goes on to discuss aspects of the design of practical quantum measurement systems.”
- Braginsky and Khalili (1992) make this disturbance-quantification reasoning rigorous in their development of quantum nondemolition measurement schemes that minimize back-action on the measured observable.
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