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Quantum estimation theory with quantum noise control

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2608.26635v1
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2026 05:44:42 GMT
Title: Quantum estimation theory with quantum noise control
Abstract summary: Quantum estimation theory serves as one of fundamental backbones of quantum Shannon information theory.<n>Next-generation quantum information mechanisms urgently demand guarantees of quantum advantage unattainable by classical theory.
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Abstract: Quantum estimation theory serves as one of fundamental backbones of quantum Shannon information theory and was mathematically systematized by pioneers of quantum information science. Although its applied research saw limited progress for a long period, the 21st century has witnessed active discussions and numerous fruitful proposals regarding its applications. Notably, the contributions of Monras and Paris represent one of the most remarkable achievements addressing the realization problem of estimation bounds. This paper aims to demonstrate a practical direction for extending their original ideas. Next-generation quantum information mechanisms urgently demand guarantees of quantum advantage unattainable by classical theory, alongside strict real-time processing without delays. By leveraging the concept of generalized heterodyne detection proposed nearly half a century ago, we demonstrate that a scheme based on their results can effectively meet the stringent requirements of near-future information technologies.

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