quantum-sensing

Layer 1 — Physics6 concepts in this subtree

Using quantum coherence, entanglement, or squeezing to measure physical quantities below the classical shot-noise (standard-quantum) limit. Platforms: NV-centre diamond magnetometry (spin coherence times T₂ up to ms at room temperature;…

NV-centre diamond magnetometry: optically-detected magnetic resonance
Squeezed-vacuum injection: 3-dB shot-noise reduction below SQL in LIGO
QND measurement: [A_obs, H_sys+H_int] = 0 → back-action-evasion
Heisenberg limit: δφ ≥ 1/N vs SQL δφ ≥ 1/√N — ratio √N enhancement
NV DC-magnetometry sensitivity: η_B = ℏ/(g_e μ_B · √(N) · T₂* · √t)
Squeezed phase noise: δφ_sqz = e^{−r}/√N (Caves 1981)
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