The effects of different quantum feedback operator types on the parameter precision of detection efficiency in optimal quantum estimation
arXiv:1702.06229 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2017.02.027
Abstract
The effects of different quantum feedback types on the estimation precision of the detection efficiency are studied. It is found that the precision can be more effective enhanced by a certain feedback type through comparing these feedbacks and the precision has a positive relation with detection efficiency for the optimal feedback when the system reach the state of dynamic balance. In addition, the bigger the proportion of is the higher the precision is and we will not obtain any information about the parameter to be estimated if is chosen as initial state for the feedback type λσ_z.
arXiv comment13 pages, 8 figures,in press
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