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I'm not sure what you mean by "proposing what continuity holds for the quantum system". There are a number of results about how measurements of an individual i
by n4r9 7y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "proposing what continuity holds for the quantum system".
There are a number of results about how measurements of an individual infinite-dimensional quantum system can be approximated to arbitrary degree by an arbitrarily large finite-dimensional system.
This new result seems to suggest that for joint entangled systems there's a "buffer" between measurement results obtained by having arbitrarily many dimensions, and by having infinite dimensions.
I was wondering how practical it could be to actually do an experiment and verify that the buffer line is crossed.
- AstralStorm 7y agoThe other version of this is to define or find a problem where the difference is smallest. (we know it's not vanishingly small)