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Information capacity of quantum statistics: Fock-state tests of a discrete binary-sequence model on cloud photonic quantum processors
data-analysisgeneral-relativity-and-quantum-cosmologyhigh-energy-physics-theoryquantum-physicsstatistics-and-probability
Our central premise is that quantum mechanics may be the statistical limit of a more fundamental discrete theory: any such theory equips a physical system with a finite information capacity, and its departure from quantum statistics is controlled by how much of that capacity the system uses. We show
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