Precision in Quantum Measurements: Techniques and Technologies

Authors

  • Dr. Elias Novak-Tanaka Professor of Quantum Physics and Measurement Science. Institute for Quantum Metrology and Fundamental Physics Helios International University of Advanced Science. Geneva, Switzerland

Keywords:

Quantum Metrology, Precision Measurement, Quantum Sensors, Interferometry

Abstract

Achieving high precision in quantum measurements is essential for advancing scientific understanding and enabling transformative technologies. cutting-edge techniques and technologies employed in the field of precision quantum measurements. It covers quantum metrology, highlighting quantum-enhanced sensors and interferometric methods that surpass classical limits in sensitivity. includes advancements in quantum information processing, leveraging quantum states for enhanced data acquisition and computation. Technological innovations such as cold atom traps, superconducting qubits, and optical cavities are examined for their role in stabilizing quantum systems and reducing measurement uncertainties. Challenges including decoherence and noise mitigation are addressed, alongside prospects for scaling these technologies towards practical applications in fields ranging from fundamental physics to quantum-enhanced technologies.

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Published

30-04-2025

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