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Quantum Zeno Effect by Incomplete Measurements

Manchao Zhang, Chunwang Wu, Yi Xie, Wei Wu, and Pingxing Chen

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Abstract

We investigate the quantum Zeno effect caused by incomplete measurements. We show that a more efficient quantum Zeno effect than the complete measurements case can occur if parameters are properly set.

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