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Localized Decoherence as a Constructive Tool: An Optical Simulation of Matter-Wave Interference
Decoherence is conventionally regarded as a detrimental process that suppresses quantum coherence and limits the performance of quantum technologies. Contrary to this view, we show that spatially localized decoherence can instead be exploited as an interferometric tool. Beyond its conceptual implica
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