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Preservability of Measurement Incompatibility: Purification, Activation, and a No-Go Theorem
Measurement incompatibility is a fundamental quantum resource that enables advantages in many quantum information tasks, including cryptography and communication. However, unavoidable interactions between a system and its environment can degrade or even completely destroy measurement incompatibility
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