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Structure of Measurement-Induced Entanglement in Infinite-Randomness Critical States
The impact of projective measurements on a many-body quantum state is tightly linked to its underlying entanglement structure. Critical states are particularly sensitive, as long-range entanglement allows local measurements to have global consequences. This has been extensively studied in the contex
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