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Quantum limits of sensing and imaging: Fundamental science while developing technology

Animesh Datta, Dominic Branford, Magdalena Szczykulska, Christos N. Gagatsos, and Tillmann Baumgratz

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Abstract

Seeking technological application of quantum information science is a widespread predilection at the present, particularly in sensing and imaging. Yet, most of the efforts have been limited to a single phase estimation problem, which very few practical applications are. I will show how our attempts to harness the technological potentials of quantum sensing and imaging in its full generality led us to a better understanding of quantum mechanics. Comments and questions should be directed to Animesh Datta.

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