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Persistent Quantum-Enhanced Frequency Sensing with T^{-3/2} Scaling
Quantum sensing uses nonclassical states to improve measurement sensitivity, but the same states that provide metrological gain also decohere more rapidly. This limits the usable interrogation time and, in practice, often precludes improvement in ultimate sensitivity - realized useful quantum advant
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