Quenched large deviations of Birkhoff sums along random quantum measurements
arXiv:2410.15465 · doi:10.1007/s00023-025-01553-3
Abstract
We prove a quenched version of the large deviation principle for Birkhoff-like sums along a sequence of random quantum measurements driven by an ergodic process. We apply the result to the study of entropy production in the two-time measurement framework.
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