Investigation of the Effect of Quantum Measurement on Parity-Time Symmetry
arXiv:2110.13359 · doi:10.1007/s11433-022-1895-y
Abstract
Symmetry, including the parity-time ()-symmetry, is a striking topic, widely discussed and employed in many fields. It is well-known that quantum measurement can destroy or disturb quantum systems. However, can and how does quantum measurement destroy the symmetry of the measured system? To answer the pertinent question, we establish the correlation between the quantum measurement and Floquet -symmetry and investigate for the first time how the measurement frequency and measurement strength affect the -symmetry of the measured system using the ion. It is already shown that the measurement at high frequencies would break the symmetry. Notably, even for an inadequately fast measurement frequency, if the measurement strength is sufficiently strong, the symmetry breaking can occur. The current work can enhance our knowledge of quantum measurement and symmetry and may inspire further research on the effect of quantum measurement on symmetry.
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