Synchronized Spin Trajectories under Collective Weak Measurements
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2609.12736v1
- Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2026 11:36:56 GMT
- Title: Synchronized Spin Trajectories under Collective Weak Measurements
- Abstract summary: Locally driven quantum spins undergo a continuous weak measurement of their collective spin.<n>We show that such a system can exhibit full spin-synchronization in trajectories corresponding to the same measurement record.
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- Abstract: We consider locally driven-dissipative quantum spins that undergo a continuous weak measurement of their collective spin. We show that such a system can exhibit full spin-synchronization in trajectories corresponding to the same measurement record. Mathematically, we demonstrate that this is a general consequence of the irreducibility of the quantum Markov semigroup generated by the Lindbladian, in combination with a transitive symmetry, in particular spin-permutation symmetry. When breaking the irreducibility, e.g. in the absence of local dissipation, the system can exhibit a weaker form of partial synchronization. Given the general origin, this measurement-induced phenomenon arises in a broad class of many-body systems.
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