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Quantum Metrology for Signals with an Unknown Causal Structure
Quantum sensing protocols usually presuppose where and when each signal acts, yet this information is unavailable beforehand in experiments such as scattering and radar. We show that causal agnosticity forces a measurement scheme to be interferometric even when only discrete interactions are allowed
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