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Quantum coherence as randomness under classical control
Quantum states that do not commute exhibit coherence, but only when the device preparing them is assumed to be unaffected by classical parameters inaccessible to the experimenter. Accounting for such hidden classical control leads to a stronger notion of coherence. We establish its significance thro
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