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interaction of a quantum system with a classical observer  the Stern–Gerlach experiment is an example of a quantum mesurement, measuring the z-component of a silver atom’s spin  circuit representation of measurement: the single line on the left-hand side stands for a qubit, while the two lines on the right-hand side represent a classical bit | |||||
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Media in category "Quantum measurement"
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100 trajectories guided by the wave function.png 2,000 × 1,375; 1.51 MB
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Minimum error quantum state discrimination - animation.gif 972 × 972; 624 KB
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Minimum error quantum state discrimination - example.svg 875 × 875; 29 KB
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Quantum measurement animation.gif 350 × 350; 627 KB
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Quantum measurement of polarization.gif 350 × 245; 1.29 MB
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Unambiguous quantum state discrimination - animation.gif 972 × 972; 666 KB
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Unambiguous quantum state discrimination - example.svg 875 × 875; 38 KB
