Quantum metrology with quantum Wheatstone bridge composed of Bose systems
arXiv:2208.06800 · doi:10.1016/j.rinp.2023.106575
Abstract
The quantum version of a special classical Wheatstone bridge built with a boundary-driven spin system has recently been proposed. We propose a quantum Wheatstone bridge consisting of Bose systems, which can simulate the general classical Wheatstone bridge. Unknown coupling can be obtained when the quantum Wheatstone bridge is balanced, which can be determined simply by the homodyne detection. When the expectation value of the homodyne detection is 0, the quantum Wheatstone bridge is unbalanced. Regulate a known coupling strength to make the expectation value of the homodyne detection be proportional to the square root of the initial number of bosons, which means that the quantum Wheatstone bridge is balanced. By calculating the quantum Fisher information, we show that the measurement precision is optimal when the quantum Wheatstone bridge is balanced. And the homodyne detection is close to the optimal measurement in the case of low-temperature baths.
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