Quantum measurement : theory and practice Andrew N. Jordan, Irfan A. Siddiqi.

By:

Jordan, Andrew N

Contributor(s):

Siddiqi, Irfan A

Publication details: Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2024.Description: xvii, 264pISBN:

9781009100069

Subject(s):

Quantum measure theory

DDC classification:

530.12015 J76Q 23/eng/20231108

LOC classification:

QC174.17.M4 J67 2024

Contents:

Introduction to quantum physics and measurement -- Projective measurement -- Generalized measurement -- Weak measurement -- Continuous measurement : diffusive case -- Continuous measurement : quantum jump case -- Linear detectors -- Quantum amplification -- Measurement-related phenomena and applications -- Feedback and control -- Epilogue: What does it all mean?

Summary: "This book adopts a novel, physics-first approach to quantum measurement, using physical experiments as the basis to describe the underlying mathematical formalism. The text is an excellent introduction for students wanting to learn more about measurement theory, and the wide selection of exercises make this book ideal for courses"--

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

"This book adopts a novel, physics-first approach to quantum measurement, using physical experiments as the basis to describe the underlying mathematical formalism. The text is an excellent introduction for students wanting to learn more about measurement theory, and the wide selection of exercises make this book ideal for courses"--

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