reversibilty from shortcomings of experimental techniques
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Su-Yong Lee
Jun 19, 2012, 11:05:24 AM6/19/12
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I would like to suggest the state reversibility from shortcomings of experimental techniques.
Based on the two papers uploaded, we can start to think about it.
Let us discuss about it, or you can find another topic!
Based on the two papers uploaded, we can start to think about it.
Let us discuss about it, or you can find another topic!
Changsuk Noh
Jun 30, 2012, 4:40:45 AM6/30/12
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Maybe we can look at the coarse-graining due to experimental resolution and see how it can be looked at as weak measurements and whether reversing could be done? I found this on arxiv http://arxiv.org/abs/0803.3267, but it looks a bit abstract. Do you know if something similar has been done already by someone?
Also, Dr Lee and I have discussed about the first paper and we thought that maybe the inequality does not hold when the conditioning is imposed, i.e., their starting point is invalid. The result of Cabello (ref [6] in the paper) already indicates this and it seems that the paper is just an example, albeit a clever one because they connect the conditioning to an experimental imperfection. Could anyone comment on this please?
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