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Weak Values Beyond the Weak Limit: Measurement-Strength Invariance Under Post-Selection
Weak values are conventionally extracted in the limit of vanishing measurement strength. At finite strength, the corresponding post-selected conditional averages generally acquire nonlinear corrections and need not retain their weak value interpretation. Here we identify a class of measurement proto
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