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Measurement-induced dynamics and emergent symmetries of particles moving in a one-dimensional lattice
Continuous measurements simultaneously reveal and modify the dynamics of a quantum system. In this work we consider the tunneling motion of particles between the sites of a one-dimensional lattice. We investigate how weak continuous probing of the occupation of a single lattice site induces entangle
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