Manuscript I@2 · I.tex · section · 85631fa7
D1: three distinct measurement interfaces
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I@2#eq:destructive-interface, I@2#eq:coherent-interface, I@2#eq:nondestructive-interface
After characterization, write . A classical register is represented below by a diagonal matrix algebra. It is not an additional live quantum carrier in the term language merely because Hilbert-space notation is used for its labels.
The three interfaces distinguished in
Cheung's En03-A CheungEn03A (definitions
:enter, :recording,
and :nondestructive)
are:
Enter. Its complete classical/quantum channel is
The output residual is ; the factor is absent.
recording. The copying isometry is
and the coherent channel is
Both and the quantum record carrier remain. Off-diagonal coherences in are retained in the joint state. This is not yet a classical readout.
nondestructive projective instrument. Copying and then destructively reading the record carrier implements
Its classical record is , and its quantum residual interface is . It is represented by allocation, CNOT, and Enter; it is not the destructive primitive.
These formulas follow from the characterized semantics. They do not constitute another derivation or axiom of the Born rule.
Displayed formulas in this passage
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