Detector efficiency causes rapid nonlinear suppression of extreme Leggett-Garg inequality violations in hybrid Liouvillian dynamics.
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A nonequilibrium Kramers turnover is isolated in a Kerr parametric oscillator via analytical rescaling of effective friction and temperature, confirmed by temperature-dependent phase-slip measurements in a MEMS device.
A magnomechanical converter produces optics-microwave entanglement maximized at the same parameters as frequency conversion efficiency, enabling teleportation fidelity of 0.75 in a proposed micrometer-scale YIG implementation.
Postselection on continuous monitoring of spontaneous emission slows entanglement decay in a two-transmon system and reveals exceptional points with PT-symmetric phases in the interaction frame.
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Violations of the Leggett-Garg inequality in Hybrid Liouvillian Dynamics: The Nonlinear Role of Detector Efficiency
Detector efficiency causes rapid nonlinear suppression of extreme Leggett-Garg inequality violations in hybrid Liouvillian dynamics.
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Nonequilibrium Kramers Turnover in a Kerr Parametric Oscillator
A nonequilibrium Kramers turnover is isolated in a Kerr parametric oscillator via analytical rescaling of effective friction and temperature, confirmed by temperature-dependent phase-slip measurements in a MEMS device.
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Optics-microwave entanglement and state teleportation mediated by a cavity magnomechanical system
A magnomechanical converter produces optics-microwave entanglement maximized at the same parameters as frequency conversion efficiency, enabling teleportation fidelity of 0.75 in a proposed micrometer-scale YIG implementation.
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Entanglement Dynamics in a Two Transmon Qubit System under Continuous Measurement and Postselection
Postselection on continuous monitoring of spontaneous emission slows entanglement decay in a two-transmon system and reveals exceptional points with PT-symmetric phases in the interaction frame.