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Entanglement Drives Common Noise into the Strong-Coupling Regime
Under Gaussian collective dephasing parallel to the signal, the superdecoherence of an $N$-atom Greenberger--Horne--Zeilinger (GHZ) state cancels its gain in Fisher information, so GHZ frequency sensitivity is limited to an atom-number-independent floor. We demonstrate that this floor is a property
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